₦airaland Forum

Paraman:
He's more popular than Gbajue

ILoveNG:
Things like this makes you people happy and you guys are consistent about it.

helinues:
We go wound una with development news about Nigeria

No time for ejo wewe again

Ukeme8:
The worst President Nigeria has ever had in its history.

olaoye15:
I can spot one Chinese Igbo.

buckeyemedia:
2 years only, & it is the worst regime, movie never finish you done already conclude say na useless movie?

U no like your president, u detest him to your marrow, but you are expecting that same person to bring prosperity to your life abi?

U go suffer well well for The Federal Republic of Nigeria, dey wait for Tinubu.

Serious minded people, no get Tinubu time.

buckeyemedia:
Hypocrisy @ work, because of your hatred for President Bola Tinubu u will sympathize with Boko Haram advocates?

Shameful of u Bob Lucozade, damn you be confirmed Hypocrite filled with hate for Yorubas, make the tax laws remain the same in The Federal Republic of Nigeria because u hate President Tinubu, for defeating Abubakar Atiku & his boy Gringory Obi, u pitch your tent with Aboki instead?

Zaheertyler:
Okay please what is happening in the south east 😓

MTNnews:
Mr Foolish, did Tinubu support that to your father when he applied or contested to be president in Biafra ?!

placeofallure:
If you are still touchy about this issue, you will die of heartache. Your death will be justified cause you choose to be depressed, you chose to give much ado about a non-verifiable story, Nothing!

yewit37486:
I'm not the one ranting on front page posts every day about the president. You can't change it, so better accept it and have peace of mind.

yewit37486:
He is your president whether you like that fact or not, the sooner you move on, the better for you. This is a new year.

MasterJayJay:
They better warn that Isiguzoro APC mole that keeps releasing statements under the name of APC.

SmartPolician:
Neither Atiku nor Obi can be president if they are not in the same party. Their coming together will send Escobar packing before noon on election day.

MTNnews:
Lunatuc did Tinubu submit that to your father ?!

MTNnews:
This is after the school he attended affirmed he indeed attended n graduated top of his class. It is only on NL lunatics nnfoolish souls from ipobland think they have a right to foolish opinion.

You fools think every Nigerian go about with your ipob kind of dead brain on their head.

The Chief Executive Officer of Financial Derivatives, Bismarck Rewane, has expressed support for the proposed telecom tariff hike, citing its potential to enhance productivity and moderate inflation in the economy.

Speaking on Channels Television’s Business Morning on Thursday, Rewane highlighted the economic benefits of the tariff adjustment, which has been proposed by telecom operators and is currently under review by the Nigerian Communications Commission.

“Yes, it helps to reduce inflation because it increases productivity,” Rewane said, explaining the broader implications of the proposed adjustment.

Telecom operators have submitted a proposal to the NCC seeking a 100 per cent increase in tariffs to address rising operational costs, including inflation and higher service delivery expenses.

Nigeria’s Minister of Communications, Innovation, and Digital Economy, Bosun Tijani, had earlier confirmed the government’s intent to adjust tariffs, with the NCC set to finalize the modalities.

Rewane noted that the proposed tariff hike reflects investor confidence in the sector. “Yesterday, the price of MTN shares went up by 10 per cent to N220. Investors have already factored that in and are expecting a lot of good goodies,” he said.

He emphasized that the increase, combined with additional investments, would contribute to making the telecom industry sustainable, indirectly boosting productivity and output.

“Any increase in productivity and output is likely to allow inflation to moderate, which is the goal,” Rewane added.


He acknowledged the alignment between policymakers, regulators, and operators on the need for sustainability in the telecom sector.

“We heard from the policymaker, Bosun Tijani, who was very clear that we want a sustainable sector. But we also heard from the regulator saying that we will hold these guys to quality of service.”

Rewane, however, dismissed the likelihood of a 100 per cent hike, predicting a more moderate adjustment of between 40 per cent and 50 per cent per cent.

“Will they get 100%? No, they will definitely not. We suspect that we are likely to see something between 40 per cent and 50 per cent, which is fair after so many years of static changes,” he said.

Meanwhile, the Nigerian Communications Commission has scheduled a meeting with telecom consumer groups to debate the proposed tariff hike.

The discussions aim to ensure consumer concerns are addressed while balancing the operators’ needs for sustainability.

A final decision on the tariff adjustment will be communicated after the consultations are concluded.

The NCC’s decision on the proposed tariff hike is expected to balance industry sustainability with the need to protect consumers from excessive cost burdens.

3. Those who sat on the fence. This class, though , neither concerned, prayerful, supportive, nor celebrative, yet offer their silence or indifference as pond for those willing to come for combative fishing. One day, they will belong somewhere, either as victims or villains, willy-nilly.

Godwin4444:
We will get it right last last

Tinubu will surely succeed either d haters like it or not

stuffs2002:
My being a Northerner or not is neither here nor there. My question to is that, why Una Pepo dey like chop Una own dead family members instead of simply burying them. Answer my question or getat.