The inaugural rebranded edition, OffChart NXT 2026, is scheduled for October 22–23, 2026, in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, under the theme: “Growth Doesn’t Follow Maps.”
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Tuesday, September 01, 2026
StartUpSouth rebrands flagship summit to OffChart NXT, unveils N30m dealroom for African founders - ITREALMS
After ten years of building platforms for emerging businesses, regional technology organization #StartupSouth has rebranded its annual flagship gathering to OffChart NXT, marking a strategic expansion aimed at connecting African founders with capital, technology, and market opportunities, reports ITREALMS.
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Saturday, April 25, 2026
Samsung S26 series debuts on Konga, redefining flagship accessibility - ITREALMS Online
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The Samsung Galaxy S26 series has made its official entry into the market, positioning itself as a coordinated national framework for high-performance mobile computing, reports ITREALMS.Nigerian consumers looking to acquire the latest flagship devices can now shop directly via Konga.com or visit any Konga retail center nationwide.
The Samsung Galaxy S26 series has made its official entry into the market, positioning itself as a coordinated national framework for high-performance mobile computing, reports ITREALMS.Nigerian consumers looking to acquire the latest flagship devices can now shop directly via Konga.com or visit any Konga retail center nationwide.
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Monday, May 09, 2022
Alake: NCC, a flagship institution impacting lives positively - ITREALMS
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The Alake of Egbaland, Oba Adedotun Aremu Gbadebo, Okukenu IV, has applauded the regulatory strides of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) in ensuring accelerated growth of telecommunications sector, thus making the sector a flagship enabler of Nigeria's prosperity.
The Paramount Ruler gave the commendation when the Executive Commissioner, Stakeholder Management (ECSM) of NCC, Adeleke Adewolu, led a delegation of NCC staff to the state where the maiden edition of the Village Square Dialogue (VSD) was organised by NCC in Abeokuta.
The Alake of Egbaland, Oba Adedotun Aremu Gbadebo, Okukenu IV, has applauded the regulatory strides of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) in ensuring accelerated growth of telecommunications sector, thus making the sector a flagship enabler of Nigeria's prosperity.
The Paramount Ruler gave the commendation when the Executive Commissioner, Stakeholder Management (ECSM) of NCC, Adeleke Adewolu, led a delegation of NCC staff to the state where the maiden edition of the Village Square Dialogue (VSD) was organised by NCC in Abeokuta.
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Thursday, March 19, 2015
Ohanaeze Youth Council endorses Chekwas Okorie for president
The
National Executive Committee of Ohanaeze Youth Council (OYC) have
endorsed Chief Chekwas Okorie, who is running under the flagship of the
United Progressives Party (UPP) for president.
OYC took its decision after they met on the 15th March 2015 in Enugu.
In
a press statement made available to newsmen, and signed by Comrade
Chukwudi Anachuna, it's national president, and Comrade Igboayaka O
Igboayaka, publicity secretary, OYC resolved that
Ndigbo
have been neglected and undermined by the ruling party, the main
opposition party and many others, even to the extent that none of the
presidential candidates have visited Igboland for proper consultation
and town hall meeting with the Igbo electorate as have been done in
order parts of Nigeria. This simply means that the candidates are taking
Ndigbo for a ride by not wanting to have a proper understanding with
Ndigbo on our particular position and interest.
It
also expressed dismay that after 16 years of PDP led government,
Igboland have remained the most backward area in the country: "No
visible achievement or development has been seen in the region, except
big personal structures of these same Igbo politicians telling us to
vote for one candidate or another. They are just pushing for their greed
and self-interest while singing sycophantic praises for the candidates.
The OYC therefore appeal to the Ndigbo in these parties to stop
sacrificing the future and interest of Ndigbo at the altar of greed and
personal ego".
The
umbrella organisation, which unites all Igbo people across the globe
also advised Ndigbo, especially the youths to participate actively in
the coming general election: "They should get their PVCs, make sure they
vote wisely, monitor and secure their votes properly. All these should
be done under the ambit of the law".
The
statement read in parts:"the NEC of OYC unanimously endorse Chief
Chekwas Okorie, the candidate of the United Progressive Party (UPP) for
the March 28, 2015
presidential general. We call on Ndigbo all over the globe to see Chief
Chekwas Okorie as our own and the project of the Igbo person for
Nigerian presidency as a clarion call to service and ideological
support. The OYC NEC advised that Chekwas Okorie is a great, very wise
and intellectually sound son of Igbo and would represent the aspirations
of Ndigbo if he wins the presidency. Notwithstanding, United
Progressive Party (UPP) is currently the only party in Nigeria that have
presented a credible party manifesto as well as candidate manifesto
that is very objective, transparent and touched the basic points that
tend to define the proper existence of Nigeria".
"This
manifesto by all standards will stand the test of time if given the
mandate to be in power. We Igbo youths, from Southeast and South-South
Geopolitical Areas of Nigeria will work tirelessly to actualize this
noble project, raise the pride of Ndigbo and save our race from total
extinction", it stated.
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