Traders in the Computer Village, Ikeja, Lagos, on Tuesday shut down activities to protest the planned installation of female and male market leaders “Iyaoloja” and “Babaloja” respectively in the hub.

The village which is nothing but a warren of streets serves as a market where different types of electronic devices are sold. As a matter of fact, there is nothing related to Information and ...

Ahmed Ojikutu wey be di President of Computer and Allied Products Dealers Association of Nigeria (CAPDAN), say dem go continue to do protest non-stop to block any plan to put Iyaoloja (Mama of market) ...

A fire outbreak on Tuesday razed a one-storey commercial building housing computer and accessories dealers on Somoye Osundairo Street, Computer Village, Ikeja, Lagos, destroying goods worth millions ...

Traders and other stakeholders of the popular Information Communication Technology (ICT) market, Computer Village, have asked non-stakeholders to stair-clear from the market activities, saying ...

For visitors and residents of Lagos, the Computer Village in Ikeja is different strokes for different folks. Oluoma Omeihe, who has been following the trend of business in the market, reports. When ...

Are you familiar with the unpopular saying, “Lagos is not for the weak.”? To survive in Lagos, you have to be bold, ambitious, and most importantly, street-smart. Only when you possess these ...

The Lagos State Government said it decided to relocate the popular Computer Village in Ikeja to Katangua in Abule-Egba area because its current location is strictly a residential area. The Special ...

The plan to relocate Lagos Computer Village from Ikeja to Katangua in the Abule-Egba axis of the city has triggered fear of revenue loss among gadget vendors, JOSEPHINE OGUNDEJI writes Computer ...

Special Adviser to the Lagos State Governor on eGIS and Urban Development, Dr. Olajide Babatunde, has said Lagos State Government is committed to the regeneration and development of urban areas of the ...

Traders in the Computer Village, Ikeja, Lagos, on Tuesday shut down activities to protest the planned installation of female and male market leaders “Iyaoloja” and “Babaloja” respectively in the hub.