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Makinde to FG: Reverse your decision on Twitter ban for greater good, investor confidence

THE Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde, on Saturday, reacted to the Federal Government's decision to ban Twitter operations in Nigeria. He told President Muhammadu Buhari-led...

Olugbenga ADANIKIN - June 5, 2021

GLO, Airtel refuse to replace lost SIM cards for subscribers despite NCC directive

GLOBACOM Limited (GLO) and Airtel Networks Limited are yet to commence SIM replacement processes for their subscribers despite an order lifting suspension on SIM...

Aminah Balogun - January 20, 2021

25% of active voice users are from Lagos, Kano, Ogun- NBS

TWENTY-FIVE percent of active call subscribers in Nigeria in the third quarter of 2020 were from Lagos, Kano and Ogun states, telecommunication data recently...

Isah Abdul-Azeez - January 13, 2021

‘SIM Recycling’ – New fast way to incriminate, endanger Nigerian phone users

IN August 2014, Kazeem Biriowo visited sales promotion event organised by the MTN in Ota, Ado/Odo/Ota Local Government Area in Ogun State. Due to...

Olugbenga ADANIKIN - January 11, 2020

NCC approves partial disconnection of Glomobile from Airtel

THE Nigeria Communications Commission has announced the partial disconnection of Glomobile from Airtel Networks Limited (Airtel) by October 28. NCC made the announcement in a...

Nneoma BENSON - October 21, 2019

Sim Registration: Senate to summon NCC as connected lines hit over 249m

THE Nigerian Senate on Thursday resolved to summon the National Communications Commission (NCC) over weak performance in the area of poor registration of the...

Olugbenga ADANIKIN - July 11, 2019

Still Loading: How slow internet speed under-develops Nigeria’s economy, stifles SMEs growth

Nigeria’s leapfrogging of some technology evolution, migration and upgrade of internet facilities have not been a blessing because the curse of slow internet speed...

Editorial - December 24, 2018

Court Punishes Airtel For Unsolicited Messages

A Federal Capital Territory, FCT, High Court has ordered one of Nigeria’s top telecommunications company, Airtel, to pay the sum of N5 million to one Emmanuel Anene, for violating his right to privacy.

Editorial - November 2, 2016

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Business and EconomyJanuary 22, 2022

Amaechi eyes speedy completion of Lekki Port

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ICIR Twitter conversation looks deep into the IELTS controversy

THE International Centre for Investigative Reporting (ICIR) held a Twitter Space conversation on the International English Language Testing System(...

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