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Nigeria has lost 15.5 million subscribers following the SIM registration ban Nigeria is reeling from the SIM registration ban's impact, with mobile subscriber numbers plummeting dramatically in just four months. According to Intelligence by Techpoint, Nigeria lost 15.5 million subscribers between December 2020 and March 2021, based on data from the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC). Nigeria had 190 million mobile subscribers in 2020, but that figure increased to 192 million in March 20.

Damilola Awofisayo of Nigeria is the winner of the Apple WWDC 2021 swift student challenge The Apple Worldwide Developers Conference Swift Student Challenge winners have been announced, and at least one of them is Nigerian. Damilola Awofisayo, 17, of Woodbridge, Virginia, is one of the young people who entered and won the challenge. 350 winners were chosen from among the applicants from 35 different countries and regions. However, this year's challenge attracted a greater number of young femal.

How Technology is Changing Our Lives  Over the centuries, society has witnessed gradual advancements in technology that have made daily life easier, more convenient, and – well, more interesting. However, technology made a true quantum leap in the twenty-first century, with augmented reality, blockchain, artificial intelligence, and 3D printing being just a few of the most recent innovations. Though we have grown accustomed to technological advancements of all kinds, is technologica.

Gokada to take on Safeboda, set to launch bike-hailing service in Ibadan and Ogun Gokada is one of the more well-known names in Nigeria's last-mile logistics space. Prior to February 2020, it was well-known for its bike-hailing services, providing another option for people who needed to quickly navigate the dense traffic in the country's commercial capital of Lagos. A ban on bike-hailing by the Lagos State government resulted in the closure of that arm of Gokada's business, which has since shi.

Gardner to step up to MotoGP with Tech 3 KTM in 2022 Remy Gardner will make his MotoGP debut in 2022 after signing with the Tech 3 KTM team. The current Moto2 world champion will stay with KTM to make his premier class debut, while also returning to Tech 3 after competing for the French team in the intermediate class in 2017 and 2018. Gardner, who won his first Moto2 race of the 2021 season last time out in Mugello, will also follow in the footsteps of his father Wayne, who won the 1987 500cc.

MTN eyes $204m revenue boost as the US plans to lift Iran sanctions Iran's push to end US-led sanctions on its economy could have a significant positive impact on MTN Group, Africa's largest telecommunications provider. The telco owns a minority 49 percent stake in MTN Irancell but has been unable to repatriate funds since 2018 due to the sanctions. However, if the sanctions are lifted, the group could repatriate up to 2.8 billion rand ($204 million), according to sources familiar with the ma.

How to Bypass Google Verification on Android Prior to Android OS 5.1 (Lollipop), anyone who discovered your device could easily bypass the lock (numerical PIN or pattern) by performing a quick factory reset. Google introduced Google verification or Factory Reset Protection to address this. While the addition of factory reset protection is intended to render unusable a lost-and-found device, there is a catch. This Android device security feature can lock you out of your device if you forget you.

3 Reasons Why You Should Group Tabs on Google Chrome When working on large projects in Google Chrome, it's likely that you'll have multiple tabs open simultaneously. And, needless to say, this can quickly become overwhelming. Fortunately, you now have a workaround—tab grouping. This article will walk you through the process of grouping your tabs and why you should do so.   How to Group Tabs on Google Chrome Follow the steps below to group your tabs in Google Chrome. 1. To begin.

How to Set Up Two-Factor Authentication for SSH in Linux SSH stands for Secure Shell. It is a cryptographic network protocol that enables secure access to devices over an unsecured network. It has a variety of applications, including remote login, remote command-line access, and remote command execution. If you've ever used SSH, you're already aware that it uses a single-factor authentication mechanism that requires either an SSH key or a password. While this may not appear alarming at first g.

How to Run Linux Commands in the Background Linux commands provide an excellent means of communicating with the system via the terminal. However, it is possible that the task at hand will take some time to complete. This forces users to wait an extended period of time or spawn a new shell entirely. Fortunately, by following a few simple steps, you can run Linux commands in the background. The remainder of this article will demonstrate several of these techniques.   1. Add an Ampersand A.