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Google Unveils Tool to Improve Emergency Maternal Care in Nigeria

Google has announced a new tool to help in assessing geographic access to emergency obstetric care (EmOC) to eradicate complications associated with childbirth in the country...

Samsung Introduces the New Galaxy A24 LTE in Nigeria

Gadgets2 years ago

Samsung Introduces the New Galaxy A24 LTE in Nigeria; See Features

By David Alonge Samsung Electronics has announced the newest edition of the popular Galaxy A series, giving consumers more options with yet another great device to...

Technology2 years ago

Sophos: 76% Organisations Suffer As Ransomware Attacks Hit Four-Year High

Sophos, a global leader in innovating and delivering cybersecurity as a service has just released its annual State of Ransomware 2023 report, which found that in...

You Can Digitally Supercharge Yourself as an Entrepreneur

Technology2 years ago

You Can Digitally Supercharge Yourself as an Entrepreneur: Here’s How

By Stephen Newton, Managing Director, Sub-Saharan Africa, Ad Dynamo There is no doubt that Africa is an entrepreneurial continent. As far back as 2017, an African...

Travels2 years ago

SafeBoda Appoints Former CFO Rob Sanford as New CEO

The Kampala-headquartered mobility company has appointed former chief financial officer, Rob Sanford as CEO as former co-CEOs and co-founders, Alastair Sussock and Maxime Dieudonné seem to...

Economy2 years ago

MTN Nigeria Faces N1.48BN Lawsuits over Electrocution, Others

MTN Nigeria is battling with several lawsuits that have amounted to legal claims of over N1.48 billion, the company’s first quarter (Q1) financial result for 2023...

Social Media2 years ago

NCC Disowns Fake LinkedIn Account Linked to Danbatta

The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has flagged a fake LinkedIn account purportedly owned by Professor Umar Danbatta, its Chief Executive Officer and Executive Vice Chairman. In...

Nomba Raises $30m to Deliver Payment Solutions for African Businesses

Technology2 years ago

Nomba Raises $30m to Deliver Payment Solutions for African Businesses

By Rosemary Iwuala Nomba, a leading payment service provider for African businesses, has raised a $30 million Pre-Series B funding round to support the delivery of...

MTN Pays 35% of Its N155.8BN Q1 Profit as Tax

Finance2 years ago

MTN Pays 35% of Its N155.8BN Q1 Profit as Tax

Telecoms giant, MTN Nigeria, has disclosed its unaudited financial report for the first quarter of 2023 in which it set new records across its key performance...

Court Fines Multichoice N150m over Tariff Hike, Orders One Month Free Subscription The Competition and Consumer Protection Tribunal has fined the prominent Pay-TV operator, Multichoice Nigeria, owners of DSTV, GOTV, N150 million for disputing the court’s jurisdiction, and ordered the company to provide Nigerians with a one-month free subscription to its subscribers. A three-man panel led by Thomas Okusu gave the verdict on Friday. The tribunal had previously blocked Multichoice from raising subscription fees without proper notice, based on a lawsuit by Barrister Festus Onifade who claimed the eight-day notice given for the price increase was inadequate. Onifade had sued DSTV, accusing the Pay-TV of unjustly increasing subscription fees without one month’s notice to customers and leveraging on it to seek interim orders. Counsel for Multichoice had contended that previous rulings had settled price regulation issues, while Onifade focused on the inadequate notice rather than the price hike itself, prompting the tribunal to affirm its jurisdiction and rule against Multichoice. Court Fines Multichoice N150m over Tariff Hike, Orders One Month Free Subscription The Competition and Consumer Protection Tribunal has fined the prominent Pay-TV operator, Multichoice Nigeria, owners of DSTV, GOTV, N150 million for disputing the court’s jurisdiction, and ordered the company to provide Nigerians with a one-month free subscription to its subscribers. A three-man panel led by Thomas Okusu gave the verdict on Friday. The tribunal had previously blocked Multichoice from raising subscription fees without proper notice, based on a lawsuit by Barrister Festus Onifade who claimed the eight-day notice given for the price increase was inadequate. Onifade had sued DSTV, accusing the Pay-TV of unjustly increasing subscription fees without one month’s notice to customers and leveraging on it to seek interim orders. Counsel for Multichoice had contended that previous rulings had settled price regulation issues, while Onifade focused on the inadequate notice rather than the price hike itself, prompting the tribunal to affirm its jurisdiction and rule against Multichoice. The court subsequently fixed July 3 for a hearing of the plaintiff’s substantive suit.

Technology2 years ago

Anger, Disappointment as Nigerians React to Increase in DSTV, GOTV Subscription Rates

By Rosemary Iwuala MultiChoice Nigeria, a satellite TV service provider, has announced an increase in the prices of its DStv and GOtv subscription packages via text...

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Google Unveils Tool to Improve Emergency Maternal Care in Nigeria

Samsung Introduces the New Galaxy A24 LTE in Nigeria; See Features

Sophos: 76% Organisations Suffer As Ransomware Attacks Hit Four-Year High

You Can Digitally Supercharge Yourself as an Entrepreneur: Here’s How

SafeBoda Appoints Former CFO Rob Sanford as New CEO

MTN Nigeria Faces N1.48BN Lawsuits over Electrocution, Others

NCC Disowns Fake LinkedIn Account Linked to Danbatta

Nomba Raises $30m to Deliver Payment Solutions for African Businesses

MTN Pays 35% of Its N155.8BN Q1 Profit as Tax

Anger, Disappointment as Nigerians React to Increase in DSTV, GOTV Subscription Rates

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