How to solve Lagos’ traffic jam problem –FRSC boss

Corps Marshal, Federal Road Safety Commission, Boboye Oyeyemi

Five students to represent Nigeria at Global Robotics Olympics

Students at the Robotics training

Five Nigerian students, drawn from secondary schools across the country, have been selected to represent Nigeria at the next First Global Robotics Olympics (GRO) in Dubai in October.

Nigeria, Morocco to tackle food insecurity with technology

Mohammed V1 Polytechnic University, Morocco is ready to partner Nigerian universities to address the growing challenge of food insecurity in Africa with over 232.5 million people reported suffering starvation and malnutrition across the continent.

Israeli authorities report disruption over navigation systems in its airspace

Israeli authorities have reported navigation systems in its airspace experiencing significant disruption over recent weeks.

Apple's New iPhone Promises No Radical Upgrades

Although we are just over two months away from Tim Cook standing on stage to reveal ''the best iPhone ever'' the supply chain and peripheral manufacturers are telling us everything we need to know about this year's new iPhone and it’s not pretty,

Six things that kill your phone battery

Many phone users tend to complain that their device’s batteries discharge quickly. They also typically blame the product manufacturer for this issue; however, the manufacturer isn’t always at fault. Here are some five mistakes that users typically make when charging their phones.

European space mission to get close-up view of new comet

This view of Comet C/2012 S1, or ISON, was captured in November 2013 by the TRAPPIST–South telescope at the European Southern Observatory’s La Silla facility in Chile. Comet ISON was a dynamically new comet that likely began its journey to the inner solar system from the Oort Cloud, spherical shell of icy objects located between 2,000 and 100,000 astronomical units from the sun. Credit: TRAPPIST/E. Jehin/ESO