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By  Deji Elumoye Vice President Yemi Osibanjo, Monday disclosed that the Federal Government has partnered with technology giant, Microsoft Corporation, for a digital upskilling programme that will benefit no fewer than five million Nigerians and as well help in the fight against corruption. The partnership anchored on connectivity, skilling and digital transformation followed discussions between both parties led by the Vice President and Microsoft President Brad Smith earlier in the year. Speaking in a formal video announcement of the partnership, Osinbajo said government was committed to le...

Vanguard News Translate Home » News » FG/Microsoft partnership to equip 5m Nigerians with digital skills in 3 Years — Osinbajo FG/Microsoft partnership to equip 5m Nigerians with digital skills in 3 Years — Osinbajo On By Johnbosco Agbakwuru, ABUJA THE Federal Government has said that not less than five million Nigerians will benefit from a digital upskilling programme being made possible by a partnership arrangement with the Microsoft Corporation. Also, locations in each of the six geopolitical zones in Nigeria would enjoy active internet connection and cloud servi...

Vice President Yemi Osinbajo says Nigeria is to partner tech giant, Microsoft Corporation, to accelerate the Economic Sustainability Plan (ESP) on a deepened digital economy. Osinbajo’s spokesman, Laolu Akande, in a statement on Monday, in Abuja, said that the vice president said this at the virtual formalisation of the partnership. The vice president said the partnership would leverage Microsoft’s experience in the utilisation of technology as an enabler for the delivery of public and social good. Under the partnership, no fewer than 5 million Nigerians would benefit from a digital upski...

Tokyo Tech and other members of the Super Smart Society (SSS) Promotion Consortium held the 3rd SSS Promotion Forum on March 8, 2021 to introduce the latest technological trends that will contribute t

As of 2020, 57 million Americans chose to take this route instead of working a full-time job from an office, making up a huge 35% of the workforce. Moreover, there was an ever-higher density of freelancers in a number of tech-focused specialities, such as computers and mathematics, as according to the numbers 42% were freelancers. There are a wide range of reasons as to why workers prefer freelancing to heading into an office every day. In order to make this switch, you'll need the ability to get your work done independently and reliable high-speed Wi-Fi. You should also be able to work fr...