Showing posts with label nigeria. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nigeria. Show all posts

Friday, May 22, 2009

AQUADA DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

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Aquada Development Corporation is in the business of developing and managing property and communities for residential, commercial, and recreational use. They undertake large developments as well as small individual projects.


Friday, January 25, 2008

Paradigm Initiative - ICT for socio-economic opportunities in Nigeria


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Paradigm Initiative Nigeria (PIN)
, which started as on online volunteer team with the main objective of connecting Nigerian youths with ICT opportunities, is a social enterprise seeking to help deliver ICT for socio-economic opportunities in Nigeria.

Having worked with government, civil society, private institutions and international organisations, PIN has set standards in ICT education, telecentre support, ICT applications in rural areas, and other ICT4D interventions in Nigeria.

PIN provides five key services: Consulting, ICT Capacity Building, Research, Telecentre Support and Youth-led Social Technopreneurship. Through these services, PIN connects individuals, people-groups, institutions and communities with the socio-economic opportunities that ICTs provide.

Friday, December 21, 2007

Gbenga Odujinrin - Telnet Nigeria

Gbenga Odujinrin is Group Managing Director of TELNET Nigeria Limited. Gbenga, spoke at IBM GIO about Telnet and growth opportunities in the Nigeria economy.




Wednesday, December 19, 2007

Practice Ventures Limited - maker of medical equipment

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Practice Ventures Limited (PVL) is a UK based company (Incorporated 1996), registered also in Nigeria, and is involved with the development and advancement of the healthcare industry, with emphasis on education and training.

Practice Ventures (UK) Ltd along with its affiliate, Prime Technology Medical Ventures (Nigeria) Ltd, has established itself as a trusted, reliable and successful provider of specialist, and non-specialist medical and healthcare equipment as well as localised medical education and training. The company has differentiated itself to customers not only as a trusted supplier of medical equipment, but more importantly as a genuine partner in advancing the long-term health needs of the local populations served by these customers. Practice Ventures has thereby developed an enviable reputation for effectiveness and gained the confidence of leading healthcare institutions in Nigeria.

Friday, August 31, 2007

MTN: mobile subscriber growth grows in Africa




MTN has been on an acquisition binge the past few years. Last year MTN bought Areeba's operation in Ghana, and West Africa. Now MTN has reported that its number of subscribers rose by 90% to 48.2 million due to its $5.5bn purchase of INVESTCOM. Revenue also jumped by 69% to R34bn for the half-year to June 2007 while core operations extended their revenue by 35%. Most of the firm's profit is sourced in South African and Nigeria, but the firm is looking towards the Middle East for further expansion opportunities.

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Thursday, August 30, 2007

Nigeria: Foreign Investments in Country Hit $35 Billion


Nigeria is enjoying great growth rates and investments. The FDI inflow, according to the NIPC, is now growing at a rapid rate and translates to an average of about $4 billion over eight years, starting from 1999 to 2007.

Disclosing this in an exclusive interview with THISDAY in Abuja, the Executive Secretary of NIPC, Engr. Mustapha Bello, said most of the investments came from telecoms and oil and gas sectors.


Read more here

Saturday, July 28, 2007

Nigeria: Country's Nuclear Power Plant Begins 2011

I'm a big proponent of nuclear power. However, many people have concerns for it's safety. In the next week or so I will cover more about Nuclear power in Africa and how France has utilized it for 70% of it's energy needs.

Nigeria, despite it being a producer of oil is moving forward with plans for construction of it's first nuclear power plant in 2011.


Juliana Taiwo
Abuja

Problem of epileptic power supply in Nigeria may soon become a thing of the past, as the Director-General of the Nigeria Atomic Energy Commission (NAEC), Dr Franklin Erepamo Osaisai, yesterday said the Commission hopes to begin actual construction of the nation's first nuclear power plant by 2011.

He said the Commission was expecting the design certification and requisite regulatory approvals to be concluded in 2009, while power generation would begin by 2017.

Read more here
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