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The Middle East and Africa (MEA) tablet market continues...

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Enron is a company that reached dramatic heights, only to face a dizzying collapse. The story ends with the bankruptcy of one of America's largest corporations. Enron's collapse affected the lives of thousands of employees, many pension funds and shook Wall Street to its very core. To this day, many wonder how a company so big and so powerful disappeared almost overnight. How did it manage to fool the regulators and the Wall Street community for so long, with fake off-the-books corporations?

Nigeria is set to reap Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth dividend of over N400 billion via Broadband by 2018 if the various stakeholders in the ICT industry get their acts together. Mr. Mathew Willsher, Chief Executive Officer, Etisalat Nigeria, painted the rosy picture at the Commonwealth Broadband Forum 2015 hosted by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) in Abuja. “Broadband is clearly no longer just a service but a critical economic enabler. It is therefore important that all stakeholders take necessary action to ensure that Nigeria’s Broadband is developed to its full potential.

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) released data for...