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The Commission of the Decade – Nigerian Communications Commission

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Tekedia simply wants to appreiciate NCC because it has delivered beyond our imaginations. So, in the last one decade, this is the national commission of choice, in Nigeria

 

The Nigerian Communications Commission is the independent National Regulatory Authority for the telecommunications industry in Nigeria. The Commission is responsible for creating an enabling environment for competition among operators in the industry as well as ensuring the provision of qualitative and efficient telecommunications services throughout the country.

 

Our Mission
To support a market driven telecommunications industry and promote universal access. We will achieve this through the consistent enforcement of clear and fair policies that protect stakeholders, ensure efficient resource management, share industry best practices and deliver affordable, quality telecom services.

 

 

Our Vision
An information rich environment, comparable globally in quality telecom service provision, regulated by a responsive, world-class organisation

 

 

Our Guiding Principles
The Commission is driven by three guiding principles (Fair, Firm and Forthright) in carrying out its duties and functions as the National Telecommunications Regulator. These principles drive our Core Values.

 

 

Our Core Values

  • Integrity
  • Excellence
  • Professionalism
  • Responsiveness
  • Innovation

Developer Partnership in Fasmicro Android App Store

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Since we launched Fasmicro Android App Store yesterday, we have received many inquiries from developers in Nigeria in how they can partner with Fasmicro. So, it is necessary  that we put this statement out:

 

Fasmicro has a formalized partnership structure which has been proven for months now. There are many companies in this midst. If you want to partner with us, download that form, complete and sign and email to the corporate email.

 

We welcome apps from developers to host on our store, provided that you own 100% of the intellectual property. There are other forms you will have to sign. Follow the format in our store, the key difference is that your name will be the creator, instead of Fasmicro. You are free to setup your price and we will negotiate our commissions, with you. We require that you have a mechanism to activate the app after payment so that you will know how many apps have been sold. Reconciliation must be done electronically and building that in your app is mandatory. We will not accept apps whose owner cannot track how many that have been bought, independently.

 

A local app store will remain popular in Nigeria simply on the strength that not many people have access to credit or debit cards to shop at Android Market.

 

We welcome you and invite you to the future.

The Biggest Softare House in Nigeria – SystemSpecs

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There is no denying the simple fact – SystemSpecs is successful – and the best managed software house in Nigeria, if not West Africa. Over the years it has grown in status and capacity, becoming a national symbol for local software creation. And the government also calls it for help.

 

They have got a simple mission: To be the leading provider of Qualitative Financial and Human Capital Management Software Solutions to discerning clients in the Nigerian and larger African market. And they seem to be doing just that.

 

SystemSpecs has emerged as a leading provider of Financial and Human Capital Software Solutions for the Nigerian and African environment. Today, about 200 high profile organisations across various sectors of the economy have entrusted their financial and human capital management software solutions requirement to us.

 

Yet, despite this success, the company must adapt. Its technology relies heavily on desktop model. It may be time to move into mobility computing to maintain its competitive advantage.

 

More about this company

 

Our Vision

To be the Software Institution of Reference in Africa.

Our Values

Dependence on God for success
Ethics and Integrity in Business
True friendship with our customers
Open Family based relationship at work
Respect for our neighborhood and our people
Dilligence in our work that we may stand before kings

Profile
Founded in 1991, SystemSpecs has since emerged as a leading provider of Financial and Human Capital Software Solutions for the Nigerian and African environment.
Who we are:

SystemSpecs is a software house with a focus on providing the most qualitative Human Capital Management and Financial software solutions for the Nigerian and African market.

SystemSpecs offers business-centric applications, which lie at the core of enterprises.
Corporate Headquarters :
3rd – 8th Floor, 136 Lewis Street, Lagos, Nigeria.
Branch:
3rd Floor, Right Wing, Labour House, Central Business District, Abuja
Date of Establishment:
1991
CEO:
Mr. John Tani Obaro
Locations:
Lagos, Abuja
Present Clientelle Spread:
Nigeria, Ghana, Sierra Leone, Equitorial Guinea

Nigeria Reunion in USA Announced – July 1-4, Florida

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The Nigerian Reunion Corporation is a global organization whose primary purpose is to promote and strengthen the unity and honor of Nigerians and Nigerian descendants in the diaspora. The Nigerian Reunion Corporation exists for the betterment of Nigerian people, Nigerian descendants and Nigerian Communities The Nigerian Reunion Corporation draws on its broad cultural diversity to facilitate professional and academic development, along with personal growth. Through effective communication, social programming and skills leveraging, the Nigerian Reunion Corporation hopes to enhance the strength, unity and honor of Nigerians. Learn More.

 

July 1st -4th, 2011

Venue:  Wyndham Orlando Resort, Orlando Florida

Ethiopia Gets The World Economic Forum on Africa 2012

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The World Economic Forum has announced that the 22nd World Economic Forum on Africa will take place in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia in 2012. Ethiopia is one of the fastest-growing economies in the world and is Africa’s second most populous country, possessing a “deep culture and history,” noted Robert Greenhill, Managing Director and Chief Business Officer of the World Economic Forum. “We know that many of our members from Africa and around the world are extremely interested in the opportunity to get a view of what is going on in that exciting country.”

Read the full media release.

News Release: 22nd World Economic Forum on Africa to be Held in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

  • The next World Economic Forum on Africa will take place in the Ethiopian capital of Addis Ababa
  • Ethiopia is one of the fastest growing economies in the world and Africa’s second most populous nation
  • For more on the 21st World Economic Forum on Africa, visit: www.weforum.org/africa2011

Cape Town, South Africa – The World Economic Forum announced that the 22nd World Economic Forum on Africa will take place in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia in 2012. “We are so delighted to host the 22nd World Economic Forum on Africa in Addis Ababa, which is the diplomatic capital of Africa,” Hailemariam Desalegn, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ethiopia, said in a press conference. “We are so happy that we will be able to receive all the Forum members, participants and the media. Our government is committed to making this event a success.”

Ethiopia is one of the fastest-growing economies in the world and is Africa’s second most populous country, possessing a “deep culture and history,” noted Robert Greenhill, Managing Director and Chief Business Officer of the World Economic Forum. “We know that many of our members from Africa and around the world are extremely interested in the opportunity to get a view of what is going on in that exciting country. We are very confident that the Addis Ababa meeting will be very successful.”

Asked about Ethiopia’s capacity to host a major international meeting, Deputy Prime Minister Desalegn pointed out that his country is “an island of stability” in the horn of Africa and that the African Union is headquartered in the capital. “We have conducted many international conferences in Addis Ababa and we will do our best to achieve success,” Desalegn said. Next year’s World Economic Forum on Africa would be an opportunity to deepen the engagement of the countries of northern Africa with the rest of the continent, he observed.

When pressed on multistakeholder participation and, human rights issues, the deputy prime minister noted that the Ethiopian government respects the independence of the World Economic Forum. Greenhill stressed that the World Economic Forum is a neutral platform that fosters open and constructive discussion and debate among its Members, constituents and participants. “We will take the same approach in Addis Ababa.”

The tentative dates for the 22nd World Economic Forum on Africa are 9-11 May 2012.