Nigeria: Huawei to sponsor 10 Nigerian students on ICT training in China

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By Frank Eleanya - Technology.
Ten Nigeria students from different public universities across the country will be selected for training in information and communications technology (ICT) training in China later this year. The students from university of Nsukka (UNN), university of Lagos (UNILAG), university of Benin and other universities are part of a program designed by Huawei to train 100,000 students.

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