Yesterday at the Microsoft Mobility Summit in Lagos, the multi-billion dollar technology hub reconfirmed its willingness and commitment to the Nigerian market.
The company spoke through its Country Manager, Kabelo Makwane, that in no distant time, Nigeria shall produce the billionaires and technology gurus that will surpass the achievements of the owner of Microsoft himself, Bill Gates, and the likes of Steve Jobs the founder of Apple Company, and others who have left their footprints on the sands of time in the world of technology.
The aim of the Microsoft Mobility Summit is a workshop intended to get the those involved into the Microsoft's innovations, such as Microsoft mobile-first and cloud-first world, as it also grants the medium for ideas and skills to be shared amongst the Technology and IT experts to enable a cordiality between the people with the same business orientations as well tackle the challenges that the world of IT is facing in this present day.
Thd Submit was well attended by many people from across Africa and beyond especially several technology enthusiasts from various sectors of human endeavors.
You can read more about this Microsoft Summit on Vanguard to get the full interview as was granted by Kabelo Makwane, the Microsoft Country's Manager.
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