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Parallex Bank Limited has officially met and exceeded the Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN) new recapitalization requirements, securing a capital base beyond the ₦50 billion minimum stipulated for regional commercial banks, reports ITREALMS.The achievement marks a significant milestone in the Bank’s trajectory, reinforcing its position as a resilient and strategically sound player within Nigeria’s competitive financial landscape.
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Nigeria surpasses 30% COVID-19 vaccination milestone - ITREALMS
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Nigeria has surpassed the 30 per cent COVID-19 vaccination milestone, reports ITREALMS.This, ITREALMS gathered, followed a sustained COVID-19 vaccination rollout in recent months to surpass the milestone of fully vaccinating 30 per cent of its total population.
Nigeria has surpassed the 30 per cent COVID-19 vaccination milestone, reports ITREALMS.This, ITREALMS gathered, followed a sustained COVID-19 vaccination rollout in recent months to surpass the milestone of fully vaccinating 30 per cent of its total population.
Monday, July 25, 2022
IXPN's network surpasses 100-member milestone - ITREALMS
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The Internet eXchange Point of Nigeria (IXPN) has surpassed a 100-member milestone, just as its peak traffic exceeds 300Gbps, reports ITREALMS.Disclosing this in Lagos, the Chief Executive Officer of IXPN, Mr. Muhammed Rudman, informed ITREALMS that this milestone is worth celebrating.
The Internet eXchange Point of Nigeria (IXPN) has surpassed a 100-member milestone, just as its peak traffic exceeds 300Gbps, reports ITREALMS.Disclosing this in Lagos, the Chief Executive Officer of IXPN, Mr. Muhammed Rudman, informed ITREALMS that this milestone is worth celebrating.
Saturday, October 29, 2016
Mission accomplished: Google Digital Skills for Africa surpasses 500,000 trainees
It was a mission accomplished for Google as it confirmed
training over 500,000 persons on the Africa Digital Skills programme, reports
ITRealms.
Confirming this, the Google Country Manager for Nigeria,
Juliet Ehimuan-Chiazor, said in Lagos while unveiled a portal for the programme, that
over 500,000 received trainings in programme which launched in April 2016.
“Though 500,000 people have acquired digital skills since
trainings begun six months ago, there are people in Nigeria and across the
continent who are unable to attend face-to-face training sessions and who want
to acquire digital skills in their own time, from their own phone or computer,”
she said.
The online portal, she explained will make it possible for
these people to take advantage of the free digital skills training programme.
The portal which contains 89 online courses on a wide range of digital subjects
including web analytics, social media management and mobile marketing, will be
available in English, French and, in the near future, in Portuguese.
“We’re excited that over 500,000 people in Africa have
acquired digital skills training through our program and we’re grateful to
every organisation that has partnered with us to make it happen. But we are
only halfway towards our goal. As we mentioned when we launched the program in
April, we want anyone in Nigeria and across Africa to get trained in digital
skills.
Through this new online portal, more people will now be able to gain
skills and knowledge that will help them build and grow businesses and find and
create new jobs” said Juliet Ehimuan Chiazor.
For Bunmi Banjo, Head of the Africa Digital Skills Programme,
Google hopes the portal will enable more people in more African countries to
make the most of the web.
“The training is available to anyone, and people who
complete the programme will receive a Certificate of Online Proficiency,” Banjo
said.
ITRealms recalls that the Internet continues to be a key
engine of growth for business in Africa and globally, with estimates putting
its total contribution at $300 billion within the coming decade.
Industry observers have noted that although Africa’s online
population, which is currently estimated at 340 million is said to have grown
by a rate of over 7,000% since 2000, the continent is yet to enjoy a
corresponding increase in the size of its web economy.
ITRealms further recollects that in April 2016, Google proclaimed
commitment to train 1 million people in Africa on digital skills with the aim
of helping more young Africans access and create web-based jobs, and contribute
to the growth of Africa's digital economy.
Chuks Egbune/GEE
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