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The 2nd Nigeria ICT Festival 2016 Postponed

The 2nd Nigeria ICT Festival earlier scheduled for Thursday, November 24 at Sheraton Hotel, Ikeja has been postponed. A new date would be announced in due course.

The organisers said the postponement was necessitated by a clash of date with eNigeria 2016 running at the same date.

“After due consultations with major stakeholders involved in the Nigeria ICT Festival, it was mutually agreed to move the event forward to a new date as the stakeholders will also be active at the eNigeria event”, the organisers said.

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