From Abuja, ATU makes Ubuntu call, by Okoh Aihe
MTR, more than pricing, by Okoh Aihe
MTR, more than pricing, by Okoh Aihe
Saving DSO from needless controversies, by Okoh Aihe
Another look at the NBC order to broadcasters, by Okoh Aihe
For NBC, the wheels of justice grind slowly, by Okoh Aihe
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SubscribeTIRMS, taking telecom and regulation a notch higher, by Okoh Aihe
TIRMS, which is an acronym for Telecoms Identity Risk Management System, has hardly enjoyed any special attention in the daily discourse of telecom regulation. Not even a sustained mention until the Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, introduced it into the telecom lexicon last week. Much unlike other regulatory measures – like a huge telecom license fee, a […]
Telecoms: Obasanjo will never see lack, by Okoh Aihe
It was not a moment of reminiscences or retrospection. Not even a recall. Just a normal telephone call. Two women were chatting away, with the one sitting not far away from me not really mindful whether anybody heard or not. It was her business; not another man’s business. But you know, people can really make calls, […]
Canal+ in big decisions to revamp MultiChoice business, by Okoh Aihe
Venerated playwright, Professor Femi Osofisan, once said in one of his books, there is safety in numbers. This is very true of human beings who would always find solace and security with each other but equally more so in subscription business where the subscriber base remains very vital in terms of returns on investment. A good […]
Majority FM and the cavity dwellers, by Okoh Aihe
The slash-and-burn agriculture which forms a major plank of shifting cultivation used to announce the coming of a new planting season. As children we didn’t like the clearing part of it but the burning aspect was the big deal. No child my age really loved to stay under a thick bush at the time with a […]
PIN, ‘Gbenga Sesan and a child’s understanding of pain, by Okoh Aihe
Our elders certainly have a well of wisdom. When they say the young shall grow, they obviously know what they are talking about. That, it is the child whose growing up makes life a continuum and stretches it into eternity. It is the child’s achievement tomorrow that accounts for the future. The young really shall grow. […]
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