Presidential plagiarism! Royalties should be paid to Albashir Adam Alhassan

Leks:


Thanks for the update.
What about the other roles? Are they likely to be contacted soon?

The management will decide after HR and ICT resumes.

Eseose9:


Analyst nko?

Yes. i.e. HR and ICT

Offer letters are ready for collection for HR and ICT. Expect a call this week if you are successful.

The Federal Government has said that the estimated annual cost of cybercrime to Nigeria is 0.08 per cent of the country’s Gross Domestic Products (GDP), which represents about N127 billion.

The National Security Adviser (NSA), Maj-Gen. Babagana Munguno (rtd), stated this on Monday during the inauguration of the Cybercrime Advisory Council at the Office of NSA (ONSA), Abuja.

Munguno, who is the Chairman of the 31-member Council, lamented that the cost of the crime to the nation is quite significant, saying that the “activities of hackers and cyber criminals in recent times have threatened government presence, economic activities and security of Nigerians and vital infrastructure connected to the internet”.

He said: “The 2014 Annual report of the Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC), shows that, between year 2013 and 2014, fraud on e-payment platform of the Nigerian banking sector increased by 183 per cent. Also, a report published in 2014 by the Centre for Strategic and International Studies, UK, estimated the annual cost of cybercrime to Nigeria at about 0.08 per cent of our GDP, representing about N127 billion.

“Global tracking of cyber-attacks indicate that Nigeria is among countries with high cases of software piracy, intellectual property theft and malware attacks. The situation is a serious challenge to our resolve to take advantage of the enormous opportunities that Internet brings, while balancing and managing its associated risks.”

According to him, the situation was made possible due to lack of awareness of cyber-security and poor enforcement of guidelines and minimum standards for security of government websites, particularly those hosting sensitive databases of Nigerians.

The NSA, emphasised the need to take serious action to protect our national cyberspace as a national security requirement.

Munguno added that the importance of serious action to protect the nation’s cyberspace, increased tremendously with growth in number of Nigerians connected to the internet, from less than a million in 2003 to over 80 million in November 2015.

He warned that “any serious attack or interference to the operation of Nigerian cyberspace will have negative impact on national economy as well as on public health and safety”, adding that “our national cyberspace has become a critical information infrastructure and protecting it, is a matter of importance”.

Munguno listed some of the common cyber-crimes in Nigeria to include: computer virus and malware infections, identity theft and privacy invasion, fraudulent electronic transaction, and theft of intellectual property.

Source: http://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2016/04/18/cyber-security-nigeria-loses-over-n127bn-annually-through-cybercrime/

President GEJ has given assent to the Cybercrime Bill 2015. This was posted on ngCERT website hosted by the Office of the National Security Adviser.

Source: ngCERT www.cert.gov.ng

JUO:

hope this is not a Photoshop? am suspecting that speed compare to the ping

Check the link yourself

http://www.speedtest.net/result/1523065761.png

EMTS @Abuja

This is how most Australians think of Africans,

http://www.indianbee.com/View-Video/338/What-does-Australia-think-of-us.html
http://www.indianbee.com/View-Video/337/Racist-Australia-Radio-Caller-on-Obama-20154.html

I found this thread while searching for FESTAC '77, I was too young to remember must of the events my mother took me to but if NTA wher a serious commercial venture d should have FESTAC '77 on some kinda DVD for people that wants to live the memories.

Anyways, FESMAN '09 is in December, that for sure i won't miss.
http://www.fesman2009.com/en/

Any travel agent in the House that will organise a tour for this event? holla back

@ gabrywyl

It's strange that u don't like "ok". My point is, u as a Malaysian "ok ok ok lah" is a standard affirmation phrase over ther.
How do u cope if u dont like "ok"? I guess the Taxi caller service operator really pisses u off, lol,

I doubt much, I know he has d ability but not in dis s**** car and not from the back of the grid after a gearbox change. I know he achieved it last season, but dis is a different season where d brawn boyz rules!!! (FYI i'm VMM all d way).

I will love to hear Adejoy's + FBS' predictions cuz my fantasy F1 team really sucks dis season, and i may need to to get some solid preds, lol

@Candylips

TQ, could you please update us on this page when u find any authorized center, i may as well post something up when i do.

Fellas,

I'm moving back to 9ja in some couple of months, the warranty on my macbook will expire right before my trip, i know i should take the applecare thing but how im suppose to get support in 9ja? is ther any Apple service center in 9ja?

lol, dats some nice piece! i can just imagine how it feels to have a cup of coffee and a Mouth Gig on dat altitude awesome!!!

Stay away from Malaysia, i'm telling you this from experience, the don't like Africans esp Nigerians, y do u wanna work for RM2/hr?

tharma:

Slim yama. Yama.

lol, sai dai yamako kam, lol, jaluen, lol

@ Candylips

I am wondering how you got hold of snow leopard(OSX 10.6) while is not released yet,