“Rate at which girls are spending time on social network is worrisome” – Sultan
The monarch said the attention of students is being diverted from their studies.
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The monarch said the attention of students is being diverted from their studies.
The airline explained that John Nku benefitted from the Presidential Amnesty Programme.
The school was recently shut down.
The input method could allow users to send a text message or email to a friend without taking out a ...
The board of directors of the company recommend a vote against the proposal.
“We’ve made improvements to recognise these inauthentic accounts more easily by identifying patterns of activity.”
When confronted with our findings, Ms. Esther threatened to sue if the details and her photographs are made public.
A Facebook subsidiary, Oculus, used a software code belonging to a rival company, the jury found.
“Today, anyone with access to a smart phone can put out any information, whether accurate or not."
In Africa, Facebook already has partners in Tanzania, Nigeria, and South Africa, with more deployments planned soon, including Ghana
The aide said 11 phoney Facebook accounts exist in her name
“At MTN, we are excited about the possibility of bringing more than 19Tbps of connectivity to the community."
While you’re watching a Facebook video on your TV, you can go back and scroll through News Feed on the ...
Some users have complained about sharing their data with Facebook especially the latter's commercialisation of such data.
Young entrepreneurs got N3 million each on Friday.
The president thanks the founder for inspiring Nigerian youth.
Facebook introduced the Hausa language option about a month ago.
Facebook currently supports Hausa.
Social media profile pictures can reveal clues about personality.
Facebook: “We believe that local entrepreneurs and developers will be the ones to meet the needs of their immediate community."
Instagram is the social media of choice for Kannywood.
NCC says traditional telephony revenues under threat from newer IP-based alternatives
The NCC believes the services were causing Nigerian companies revenue loss, and portend security risks to the country.
Facebook says 100 percent of its monthly users do so with their phones.
The NNPC boss dissociates self from spurious online transactions.
