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Five mistakes to avoid when charging phones
Since the world has become a global village with advancements in technologies, humans across the world have connected more…
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NIN: Reactivate Barred Lines, NCC Orders Telcos As Protest Looms
The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) on Monday directed telecommunication companies to reactivate all lines blocked because they weren’t linked to…
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Court Bars MultiChoice From Increasing DSTV, GOTV Tariffs
A Competition and Consumer Protection Tribunal (CCPT) sitting in Abuja, has restrained Multi-choice Nigeria Limited from increasing its tariffs and…
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Samsung Returns To Top Of The Smartphone Market – Industry tracker
Samsung regained its position as the top smartphone seller, wresting back the lead from Apple as Chinese rivals close the…
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Easter: Glo Celebrates With Nigerian Christians
Digital Solutions provider, Globacom has sent felicitations to Christians in Nigeria on the occasion of Easter celebrations. The company,…
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Google Blocks 5.5bn Adverts, Suspends 12.7m Accounts
Google has said that it has blocked over 5.5 billion adverts and suspended 12.7 million others for violating its policies.…
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Insecurity: 16 Govs Endorse State Police
Worried by the security challenges facing the country, 16 state governors have endorsed the establishment of state police. The National…
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Banks, Telcos Across Africa Suffer Outage As Undersea Cable Gets Destroyed
Major internet access cuts struck several African countries Thursday because of damage to submarine communications cables, telecom operators said. “Breaks…
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Blackout: FG Threatens To Revoke DisCos Licences
The Federal Government, on Wednesday, declared that it would withdraw the operating licences of power distribution companies that were intentionally…
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Assembly Asks Ogun Govt To Procure Trackers For Security Agencies
The Ogun State House of Assembly has passed a resolution calling on the state government as a matter of urgency…
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