With the rave of technology spreading like wild fire, it won't be an unsound suggestion that everyone should get caught up in the web of development that technology has to offer.
It could be as simple as dialling numbers to reach friends and family who are miles away without any risk that one could have imagined if one is to hit the road on a journey to see one's beloved.

No doubt, the advent and constant growth of technology has made life a lot easier, that it simplifies our day to day activities cannot be over emphasised.
The need to further explore technology as a tool for governance should at this time be considered.
This article is using the recently convened meeting of all states commissioner of education in nigeria by the minister of Education, Mr Shekarau as its dignified case study.
One can imagine the amount of time, energy, money and other resources that could be saved if those commissioners and their aides were to attend the meeting right in the comfort of their office with the help of video-conferencing(just one of the many tools of technology)
Hold no doubt! Several of those class of meetings can be held without any long trip and still guarantee the same order of participation and results generated in physical attendance
One can only wonder how things will continually be theoretically taught in the walls of our schools without much real application yet this governments (state and federal) have ministries of technology and communication.
Technology has since gone far beyond just using phone to make calls and text messages. Let's deploy more technology to governance.
'Dayo Ademola-kay is a keen observer of the Nigerian polity
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