Engage global stakeholders to develop 5G standards – Gwandu
The Former Acting Chief Executive Officer, CEO, of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) and the Chairman Commonwealth International Telecommunications Union, ITU Group Dr Bashir Gwandu has urged Fifth Generation (5G) systems engineers and standards developers to ensure full engagement with key stakeholders around the globe for successful development of 5G standards to avoid the pitfalls of other technologies such as the Wimax and even the 3G.
Breaking news: N24bn cash receipt: EFCC quizzes Imoke, Imasuen, Ize-Iyamu
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission is currently quizzing three key Peoples Demorcatic P officials over their involvement in the receipt and sharing of the N24 billion payout by former Petroleum Minister, Diezani Alison-Madueke ahead of last year’s presidential election
Disastrous Season: Adidas to end partnership with Chelsea
Chelsea’s kit sponsorship deal with adidas will come to a head by the end of next season after the pair have decided to terminate their current deal early.
Politicians urged to emulate Onuesoke on socio-economic devt
The PDP Youth Renaissance (PYR) has advised Nigerian politicians to emulate the act of philanthropy, by contributing their quota to socio-economic development of the society.
Nigeria is “fantastically corrupt”, Buhari admits
President Mohammadu has admitted that his country, Nigeria “is fantastically corrupt,” giving credence to the words of British Prime Minister, David Cameron who shared such as a joke with Queen Elizabeth 11 before television cameras.
SPDC declares force majeure on Bonny Light due to NCTL closure
Anglo-Dutch oil giant Shell’s Nigerian subsidiary on Wednesday said it has declared force majeure on Bonny Light crude exports following a leak on a key pipeline. The Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria Ltd (SPDC) said the measure came into effect on Tuesday at 1100 GMT, as the leak had shut the Nembe Creek Trunk line, pending repairs.
