NCC warns on health risks of using sub-standard telecom devices

NCC warns on health risks of using sub-standard telecom devices

The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has warned Nigerians that using sub-standard telecom devices could adversely affect their health. Prof. Umar Danbatta, NCC’s Executive Vice Chairman, said at a sensitisation workshop for stakeholders that using sub-standard and counterfeit telecom devices was dangerous to human health and safety. The workshop had as theme: “Hazardous Effect of Non…

NATCOMS urges telecoms operators to enlighten subscribers on data tariffs

NATCOMS urges telecoms operators to enlighten subscribers on data tariffs

Mr Adeolu Ogunbanjo, the President of National Association of Telecommunications Subscribers (NATCOMS) on Wednesday urged telecommunications operators to enlighten subscribers on data tariffs to avoid complaints. Ogunbanjo said in Lagos that with constant enlightenment, consumers would be able to choose the data packages they want. He noted that the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) had been…

How NNPC/Shell contributes to Nigeria’s health sector
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How NNPC/Shell contributes to Nigeria’s health sector

Apart from exploring and producing oil and gas Shell companies in Nigeria – Shell Nigeria Exploration and Production Company (SNEPCo) and Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC) and their senior partner, the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, have been undertaking key activities to ensure the wellbeing of Nigerians. In this report Olamilekan FAWAZ looks at critical interventions…

NCDMB’s strategic roadmap yielding result, says Wabote
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NCDMB’s strategic roadmap yielding result, says Wabote

NCDMB’s strategic roadmap yielding result, says Wabote The Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board set a 10-year roadmap for development of local content, indigenous capacity and skills. The Executive Secretary of the Board, Simbi Wabote, an engineer, gave a scorecard of the roadmap and what Nigerians should expect. He also pledged to work closely with…

Oil well Inferno: Lawmakers direct Chevron to clean up affected areas
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Oil well Inferno: Lawmakers direct Chevron to clean up affected areas

The ad-hoc committee set up by the Ondo State House of Assembly to investigate the inferno at Ojumole Oil field has directed Chevron Nigeria Limited to clean up the affected communities. The Assembly’s directive is expected to be carried out by the oil company in line with environmental safety regulations. The ad-hoc committee on Ojumole…

DPR intensifies surveillance on fuel stations in Sokoto, Kebbi states

DPR intensifies surveillance on fuel stations in Sokoto, Kebbi states

The Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR), has commenced surveillance to ensure that fuel station operators complied with standards and regulations towards ensuring that consumers get their money’s worth. DPR Operations Controller in charge of Sokoto Field Office, Mr Muhammad Makera, in Sokoto on Wednesday, that the department had intensified routine inspections in Sokoto and Kebbi…

TOTAL Terminates Ugandan Agreement with Tullow
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TOTAL Terminates Ugandan Agreement with Tullow

French major TOTAL has terminated its agreement to purchase stakes belonging to British minor Tullow in the Ugandan oilfield project. TOTAL cites inability to reach common ground on the farm in/farm out, with the Ugandan authorities. “On January 9, 2017, TOTAL and Tullow entered into a Sale and Purchase Agreement (SPA) whereby TOTAL would acquire…

FG committed to bring prosperity to broadcast industry — Minister

FG committed to bring prosperity to broadcast industry — Minister

The Federal Government on Tuesday in Abuja restated its commitment to bring  prosperity to the broadcast industry and move the sector forward. The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, gave the assurance in an address of welcome at the 5th Annual Lecture of Nigerian Broadcasting Commission (NBC). The theme of the lecture for…

SIFAX attains 130,000 TEU cargo capacity by June ending — Group GM

SIFAX attains 130,000 TEU cargo capacity by June ending — Group GM

SIFAX Group, one of Africa’s leading multinational Maritime company, said it had attained 130,000 Twenty-feet Equivalent Unit(TEU) cargo capacity  by June ending. Sifax Group General Manager, Chief Adekunle Oyinloye, told journalists  on Tuesday in Lagos that the organisation had projected to reach 290,000 TEU cargo capacity by the end of the year. A twenty-foot equivalent…