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Google has announced that it will end Chrome support for Windows 7 and Windows 8/8.1 from next month. 

Pele, the magical Brazilian soccer star who rose from barefoot poverty to become one of the greatest and best-known athletes in modern history, died at the age of 82, his daughter said on Instagram on Thursday.

He had been in and out of hospital in recent months after a tumor was found on his colon.

The Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, on Thursday, met with the Inspector-General of Police, Usman Baba at the Louis Edet House, Force Headquarters, Abuja over the recent extra-judicial killings by trigger-happy cops in the state and seeking appropriate prosecution.

The explosion at the governor’s home town occurred a few hours before the expected historic visit of President Muhammadu Buhari to Kogi State today.

She died peacefully on Thursday afternoon at her Scottish estate, where she had spent much of the summer.

The United States of America Monday denied having any connection with the recent outbreak of monkeypox in Nigeria.

Improving Technology: Technology Business Cycle For Better Customer/Client Satisfaction

Case Study: Nigeria

I Don't Live In The Abroad, Neither Do I Live In All Parts Of Africa, But I Live In Nigeria. Nigeria And Africa At Large Will Always Be A Good Technology Market For Investors Because Of The Level Of Technological Exposure And Utilization. 

Technology In This Context Is Not Just Focused On Developing New Stuffs, But Rather It Focuses More On How To Improve End-users Experience And Satisfaction; To Ensure Customers Are Pleased With Your Services.

With My Level Of Exposure To Real-time Technologies, I Can Assure You That No Technology Company Offers Their Customers/Clients 70% Of Quality Service. Why? This Is Because Of The Different Touch Points. Even If Company A Can Assure You Of 100% QoS, Because Company A Also Rely On Company B For Optimality, This QoS Slowly Reduces.

The Only Thing That Strive In Nigeria Is The Competition. And This Is Not Because Company A Is Offering Better Services Than Company B, But May Be Rather The PRICING. Yes Pricing. This Is Another Strategy. It Is Very Sad To Say That It's Absolutely Difficult To Achieve 100% QoS In Nigeria.

What The Government Need To Do:

1. Improve Internet Services

2. Invest In Technology

3. Provide Financial Support

What Private Companies Need To Have In place:

1. Research Team: The Core Duty Of The Research Team Is To Find Ways On Improving Technology For Better Customer/Client Satisfaction.

2. Technology Team: This Team Is Constantly Fed With Information From The Research Team In Building New Technologies For Better Customer Experience.

3. Quality Assurance Team: Their Job Is To Thoroughly Test The Newly Developed Technology.

4. Deployment Team: After Being Certified 100% By The QA Team, Their Job Is To Deploy These Technologies For Customer/Client Consumption.

5. Business Development & Monitoring Team: Their Job Is To Constantly Ensure That Customers Are Satisfied With The New Technologies, Get Feedback From Customers/Clients About Their Experiences, Constantly Give Feedback To The Research Team On Ways To Improve Technology.

Author:

Abraham Isinguzoro, CEO Project Zendaya

The announcement was made on Tuesday April 12 by Minister of Interior, Rauf Aregbesola, on behalf of the federal government. 

Dr Shuaib Belgore, the Permanent Secretary of the ministry in a statement released on behalf of the minister, urged Christians to emulate the attributes of sacrifice, togetherness, forgiveness, kindness, love, peace and patience, which were the attributes and practices of Jesus Christ, as exemplified by his ministry on earth.

Aregbesola also called on Christians and all Nigerians alike to use the occasion of this year’s Easter celebration to pray for an end to all security challenges bedevilling every part of the country.

The Minister assured that the federal government will leave no stone unturned to ensure that the recent attacks by undesirable elements on the highways, airport and the railway are timely brought to an end.

The statement added;

“Security is everybody’s business. I therefore urge Nigerians and foreigners resident in our country to display a high sense of citizenship and public spiritedness at this critical time in the history of our country, by supporting the efforts of all security agencies in bringing peace and security of lives and property of the citizenry”

This was disclosed by the Resident Electoral Commissioner (REC) in charge of Enugu State, Dr Emeka Ononamadu, during INEC Engagement with Critical Stakeholders on the Ongoing Fourth Quarter of CVR.

Ononamadu said INEC had graciously added more time on days for the CVR registration in Southeast to accommodate for the Monday’s disruption, adding “It is now from 9am to 5pm but previously from 9am to 3pm.”

Blaming the low turnout to CVR registration on fear, insecurity and some people with the old stereotype of votes not counting, the REC appealed to electoral stakeholders to mobilise more registrants to participate in the in Enugu State.

He noted that the registration figure of Enugu State had remained low, adding that “after three quarters of CVR registration we are having about 31,000 in Enugu State”.

He also said that in this fourth quarter CVR registration, INEC would move Its CVR registration to political wards and open up more means of polling units transfer especially for the newly created 1,000 polling units in the state.

Ononamadu said; 

“The new polling units will make polling booths closer, polling activities seamless and easy; while INEC will publish the new polling units by next week and paste it in public places within the state.

“We have done only 3,000 transfers in the state and our people should make more transfers to the new polling units to lessen distance and cumbersomeness.

“I am appealing to the media, traditional rulers, Presidents-General, religious leaders and youth leaders to help us mobilise and enlighten our people on the need to go for their CVR registration”