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The
Emeagwali interview
I was excited to read about Emeagwali's interview which
you republished in your magazine. The computer whizkid is a clear testimony
of the ability of Nigerians to do better anywhere they found themselves.
I would also like you to do more work on Emeagwali Super Computer so that
we may understand it better.
Obiageri Nwogbo
Ministry of Information and Communication
Abuja.
Missing
satellite
I was happy when it was mentioned in one of the stories
in your last edition titled “Missing satellite: the fact, the myth”
that many of your readers called to know what was going on with NigComSat.
I was actually worried like those callers. I just want to say that our
leaders lack the desired vision to take this country to the next level.
May God help Nigeria!
Paul Akasike,
3 Pepple Street
Ikeja.
Vision 20:2020 without ICT
When I read through your cover story of last month, it was clear to me that Vision 20:2020 may as well become a mirage. Indians took ICT seriously and today we know where they are. Can someone please educate our leaders on the import of ICT in nation building?
Mathew Oduaguah,
Techno Computers
Warri
Delta State.
Well-done!
I am glad to see that you have opened a sale's outlet
in Port Harcourt. It is quite easy for me now to get a copy of ICT Today
Magazine from my base in Rivers State. I enjoy your style of writing and
your magazine layout. Congratulations!
Priye Bruce,
MD, Citimoon Communications
Diobu.
Best
of the season!
I have followed your publication from the beginning
of the year and I have always felt enriched at every edition. As the year
is winding up, I wish to appreciate you. May your pen become more active
in the years ahead. Happy Christmas and a prosperous New Year!
Ikechukwu Alozie,
New Owerri
Imo state.
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