They held placards with inscriptions such as: Workers Rights are Human Rights; Unionism is a Right and not a Privilege.
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The defendant allegedly obtained MTN recharge cards worth N3,749,950 from an acquaintance on credit, but refused to pay back
Management of the Commission led by its Executive Vice Chairman (EVC) Prof. Umar Garba Danbatta, confirmed this to the Board of Commissioners at the Board’s Special Meeting, which took place on Wednesday, April 20 and Thursday, April 21, 2022, where the Board considered updates from management on the status of the spectrum auction.
As post-pandemic economy unlocks growth potential, fresh opportunities in telecoms sector, by Ifeoluwa Ogunfuwa
The growing smartphone adoption coupled with increasing demand for high-speed Internet is a challenge for operators to reimagine their operations as it holds business prospects for existing and new investors.
The Chief Executive Officer of MTN, Karl Toriola, said this in an address at the Lagos Business School on Wednesday.
Oluwole Oke, the Chairman, House Committee on Public Accounts, summoned the official on Tuesday in Abuja at the resumed investigative hearing into the Audit queries on tax evasion.
From April 8, 2022, the special deal from MTN and Showmax will allow MTN customers to be able to go into their MTN apps or visit www.showmax.com/mtn and pay for a 30-day Showmax Mobile or Showmax Pro Mobile subscription using their airtime and get great value data at a discount.
The Executive Vice Chairman, Nigerian Communications Commission, Prof. Umar Danbatta, has officially confirmed the payment.
A statement signed by the State’s Ministry of Health, Director, Public Affairs
In a 90-paged 2022 prophecies released on December, 22 2021, he mentioned top telecommunication companies.
The commission was reacting to the claim published by BusinessDay newspapers that it shifted the deadline after the foremost telecoms giant submitted its bid.
The Chief Executive Officer, MTN Nigeria, Karl Toriola, said this in a statement by FMDQ Exchange on Tuesday in Lagos.
In rating the brands, seven metrics were deployed, and they include Brand Popularity; Quality Element; Market leadership; Innovation; national Spread; CSR-Environmental friendliness and Online Engagements.
The foremost indigenous cement manufacturer came first among top 100 elite companies listed on the Nigeria Exchange (NGX) posting into the coffer of the federal government a princely sum of N97.24billion in the year, while MTN Communication Nigeria Plc paid N93.6billion and Guaranty Trust Bank came third with an income tax of N36.66billion.
This is according to the draft copy of the modified Registration of Telephone Subscribers Regulations published on the commission’s website.
Scheduled for two venues (Mobolaji Johnson Arena and Agege Stadium) in the City of Lagos, the six-nation invitational brings together the A Women Teams hosts Nigeria, Ghana, Cameroon, Mali, Morocco and South Africa.
According to the NCC statistics, the other major operators, MTN and Airtel, recorded losses during the period under review. While MTN’s subscriber base shrank from 73,571,192 in June to 73,123,732 in July (a loss of 447,460 customers), Airtel lost a total of 364,486 subscribers as its figure fell from 50,665,723 to 50,301,237.
Pinnick said this on Thursday in Lagos at the formal signing of global telco giant, MTN, as the official communication partner of the Super Eagles and other national teams.
The company began its operation in Nigeria in 2001 and has grown to become leader in the telecommunications sector providing call, data, and mobile money services to Nigerians.