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CSTRR:
I know a few women that have carried their husbands to Canada permanently on the back of their certificates and training.

That is what we call WIFE.

No be just to fucckkk and born.

if the sex is great and the soil is fertile, I don't mind

this govt and lies

vannessa7:
Lol, he didn't do anything to me but I have met people he destroyed their lives, then when I was a christian minister I was very close to many pastors and none of them ever said anything good about him, many of them have evidence both physical and spiritual that he was satanic. Apart from this I hate everything that has to do with the devil or appear to be so, I know what devil can do because I have experienced too much evil, the bible say devil is a lier and the father of all lies, he can pretend to be good and deceive many. Its also not possible for the many people with testimonies of TB Joshua evil ways to just decide to lie on him when they are not related,

he was a good man, he was a bad man. I'm confused. I don't know who to believe again

what a goal

vannessa7:
I'm surprised at peoples opinion on this thread, for the youth to make such request it's a big compliment and a sign of appreciation for his impact in their community. Is it because of a plate of food they will make such request? They want to give him a tourist attracting burial, a carnival like burial. Only a Yoruba will understand

you seem to not like the man. what did he do to you

A review of land documents and
investigative reports by relevant
authorities has confirmed that a former
lawmaker, Ned Nwoko, duly acquired the land on which he is building a golf
course and a university in his hometown
in Delta State.
Ned Nwoko’s acquisition of 90 hectares
of land for a golf course and another two
miles by two miles parcel of land for a
university had sparked controversy at
his native Idumuje-Ugboko in Aniocha
North Local Government Area of Delta
State.
While all palace chiefs, the town
development union and a majority of
residents, local and state governments
authorities, as well as law enforcement
agencies, are queueing behind the
former lawmaker, saying he acquired the
land legitimately, a camp led by
Chukwunonso Nwoko, the first son of
the late king of the community, has
continued to battle the businessman
over the property.
The land crisis soon became linked to a
kingship succession tussle in the
community after the death of the king,
Albert Nwoko, culminating in a violent
clash in May 2017.
A motorcycle taxi operator identified as
Cyprian Kumaroun was allegedly killed
in the clash during which some leaders
of the community, believed to be
backing Ned Nwoko, were also beaten
up and their properties vandalised.
Following the violent clash, the police
charged some suspects to court but the
case was thrown out after some of the
suspects had spent about three years in
police and prison custody.
The Ned Nwoko Land Acquisition
Ned Nwoko was a member of the House
of Representatives from 1999 to 2003.
On March 16, 2015, he applied to the
then king of the town, Albert Nwoko, for
allocation of 90 hectares from the land
set aside by the community for
development projects.
In the application he made through his
company, Linas International Ltd, Ned
Nwoko, who is also a member of the
ruling family of the community, said he
wanted to build a golf course on the
land.
He also requested another two miles by
two miles parcel of land to build the
permanent site of his private university.
The former lawmaker has started
developing the temporary site of the
STAR University on a part of 33 hectares
of land the community had earlier
allocated to him in 2001 to start a dairy
farm.

In his response to the fresh application,
through a letter addressed to Mr Nwoko
and dated April 10, 2015, the king
conveyed his approval of the
application.
In the letter titled “Request for Additional
90 Hectares of Land for Golf Course
Development and Land for Sports
University”, the king said “the town will
go into partnership with your company
by investing the capitalized value of the
land at the appropriate rate in the golf
course. The land for the university will
be donated by the village.”
Ned Nwoko then paid one million naira
to the community to cover the
administrative cost of land cutting and
allocation, as confirmed by a
handwritten receipt signed by the
community secretary, Somanyina
Nwoko, and dated June 2, 2015.
This was followed on July 16, 2015, by a
“Letter of Allocation” also signed by the
community secretary.
Aniocha and the Customary Right of
Occupancy
On July 8, 2015, Mr Nwoko through his
said company applied to the Aniocha
North Local Government for a
Customary Right of Occupancy (CRO)
for the 90 hectares of land.
In line with the law, the local
government council published a Public
Notice on the application on December
14, 2015, seeking any objection that
might discourage it from granting the
CRO.
Seven months later on July 20, 2016,
the local government issued the CRO for
the land through a letter addressed to
Mr Nwoko.
Chuks Oseme, the chairman of the local
government at the time, said after
Prince Chukwunonso and his camp
raised objection over the allocation of
the land to Mr Nwoko, he made a fact-
finding visit to the late king.
“As a result of an objection, I decided to
pay the Obi a visit for further clarification
in which I discovered that Prince Ned’s
claims were genuine in which the then
Obi confirmed issuing the approval letter
following the recommendation by the
land allocation committee,” Mr Oseme
said. “The Right of Occupancy was
therefore issued with all the necessary
procedures followed.”
Chukwunonso Nwoko Vs Ned Nwoko:
The battles
Although several documents and palace
chiefs confirmed that Mr Nwoko duly
acquired the 90 hectares of land, the
acquisition is being challenged by the
Prince Chukwunonso camp which also
filed a civil suit on the matter.
According to the Memorandum of
Understanding between the community
and Mr Nwoko, the community would
take a 40 per cent share in the golf
course to be built on the 90 hectares of
land.
Although it was stated in the MoU that
the 90 hectares for the golf course is the
community’s land, Mr Nwoko said the
neighbouring town of Onicha-Ugbo later
established its ownership of about 80
per cent of the land and has taken
compensation from him.
Mr Nwoko also presented evidence of
compensation paid to some members of
the Idumuje-Ugboko community who
proved they had farms on portions of the
land.
However, all that could not avert the
dispute over the allocation of the land.
The crisis, which has now snowballed
into a dispute over the throne of the
community, flared a few months after
the king communicated the approval of
the application to Mr Nwoko.
This occurred after a letter dated August
12, 2015, was read in churches in the
community in which the late king was
quoted to have disproved the allocation
of the land. The letter was circulated by
Prince Chukwunonso and two other
princes.
Walters Eziashi, a former President of
the Idumuje-Ugboko Development Union
(IDU) and an ally of Ned Nwoko, said
efforts by prominent indigenes to clarify
the turn of event from the king were
frustrated by Prince Chukwunonso and
his brothers who blocked access to their
father. At that time, the king was 89,
weak and mostly kept indoors at the
palace. He died two years later in 2017.
On January 16, 2016, the princes filed a
civil suit at the Issele-Uku high court,
claiming the process for the land
allocation was improper. The
respondents in the suit were Aniocha
North Local Government council, Ned
Nwoko, and his company Linas
International Ltd.
The chief judge of the state later
reassigned Suit No. HCI/2/2016 to
another judge and it is still ongoing at
the Agbor High Court. But one of the
princes, Edwin Nwoko, has since
withdrawn from the suit.
While the princes accused Ned Nwoko
of forging their father’s signature on the
letter communicating the allocation of
the land, the former lawmaker on his
part accused the princes of forging the
signature of their father on the letter of
disproval.
The Police Wade In
The two sides then wrote petitions to
the police in which they traded
accusations of forgery of the signature
of the king. In the petition by Ned
Nwoko, his ally, Mr Eziashi, urged the
police to investigate the veracity of the
letter of disproval.
On their part, the three princes, through
their lawyer, Ezenwah and Ezenwah,
accused Ned Nwoko of forging the Obi’s
signature and of threatening the life of
Prince Chukwunonso. In another petition
of March 17, 2017, they accused Ned
Nwoko and others of harassment. They
also alleged that he forcefully entered
and desecrated the palace.
But the police have since issued an
investigative report, saying the signature
of the king on the two documents was
genuine. But the report also indicted the
princes of a criminal act and
recommended their prosecution. It
stated:
“The investigation further revealed that
Prince Justin (Chukwunonso) Nwoko
conspired with Ejimofor Nwoko,
Izehumo Nwoko and Richard Nwoko and
fraudulently used their relationship with
HRM A. O. Nwoko (JP) to procure him
to sign a document purporting to be
denying the above portion of land which
the community had earlier granted to the
owner of Linas International Limited
without the knowledge of the Izu-ani
members,” the police said.
“It is glaringly clear from the foregoing
findings that though His Royal Majesty,
Obi A.O. Nwoko 111 (JP) signed all the
documents in relation to Idumuje-
Ugboko community land but the discreet
investigation into the signing processes
by Obi A.O. Nwoko unequivocally
revealed that Prince Justin Nwoko
acting in concert with Ejimofor Nwoko,
Izehumo Nwoko and Richard Nwoko
fraudulently used their intimate
relationship and took advantage of Obi
A.O. Nwoko 111 who is currently
bedridden to procure him into signing a
document purporting to be denying the
land which the Idumuje-Ugboko
community had earlier granted to Prince
Ned Nwoko to build golf course
development and sport university after a
due consideration of the request by Izu-
ani members and it is on this premise
that we humbly recommend that Prince
Justin Nwoko and his cohorts should be
charged to court for the offences
provided in section 516,249 (D) and 471
of the Criminal Code Law of Delta State
as this will go a long way to ensure
peace and harmony in the said Idumuje-
Ugboko.
“The suspects will soon be charged to
court please.”
Reprieve for Ned Nwoko as Delta
Intervenes
On February 24, 2016, the police invited
the three princes, Chukwunonso,
Ejimofor and Richard; and the others
named in Mr Eziashi’s petition.
They were subsequently charged before
a magistrate court in the state capital,
Asaba, in Suit No SMC/420C/2016. The
court granted them bail but because
they could not meet the conditions
immediately, they spent some days in
police custody.
Four years on, the issues remain
unresolved and most of the cases are
still before the court.
Apart from the investigation carried out
by the Delta State Command of the
Police, the police headquarters in Abuja
also looked into the case based on a
complaint by Chris Alaigbe and a few
other individuals. The petitioners had
accused Ned Nwoko of unleashing
terror on their community and grabbing
land from peasant farmers.
But in its report dated November 23,
2020, the Inspector-General of Police
Monitoring Unit said its investigation
showed that the allegations against Ned
Nwoko were false and that the disputed
parcels of land were legitimately
acquired by the businessman.
PREMIUM TIMES also learnt that the
Delta State Command of the State
Security Service also investigated the
matter and came to the same
conclusion.
The Delta State government has also
conducted an inquiry into the matter,
with a team led by Edwin Uzor (the
special adviser to the governor on
peacebuilding and conflict resolution)
meeting with all parties to the crisis.
In a February 18, 2021 report, the
investigative team reached the following
conclusions:
– That the Chairman, Linas International
Limited of No. 4 Anambra River
Crescent, Maitama Abuja, Nigeria,
followed due process in procuring the
said land.
– That all the necessary documents
such as survey plan, university brochure,
His Royal Majesty Obi Albert Nwoko and
community approval of the entire land
were obtained.
– There was an MOU between Linas
International Limited and Idumuje-
Ugboko community.
– That the police investigation, as
signed by ACP Banmaminan,
recommended that Prince Justin
Chukwunonso Nwoko should be
charged to court of competent
jurisdiction for giving false information
to the police contrary to Section 125 (A)
of criminal code law as it is evidently
clear that his life was not threatened as
alleged.
The team then recommended that the
contentious parcels of land should
remain allocated to Ned Nwoko since a
police forensic investigation clearly
established that the land acquisition
documents in the possession of the
former lawmaker are authentic.
Having been cleared by law enforcement
and other authorities, Ned Nwoko has,
therefore, proceeded with the building of
the mini campus of the university and
the golf course. In May, the Minister of
State for Education, Chukwuemeka
Nwajiuba, visited the project in
connection with the processing of its
application for a licence from the
National Universities Commission (NUC)
.
When our reporters met Prince
Chukwunonso, he insisted his battle
with Ned Nwoko is far from over despite
the verdicts of several authorities on the
matter. “This fight will not end until
justice is done,” he said
On his part, Mr Nwoko said in spite of
the controversy and years-long attacks
on him by the Prince Chukwunonso
camp, he remained committed to
developing and entrenching peace in his
Idumuje-Ugboko community.
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Patrik Schick scored what could be
considered as one of the best goals of
the tournament as the Czech Republic
stunned Scotland 2-0 at Hampden Park
in Monday’s Euro 2020 fixture.
Schick was the hero in this exciting
Group D encounter with a brilliant brace,
which included a lob from the halfway
line.

Scotland will now attempt to get its first
point in an international tournament for
the first time since 1998 on Friday when
it takes on England at Wembley Stadium
in Home Nations clash. The Czechs will
look to make it two straight wins when
they play Croatia, also on Friday.
England opened up Group C action on
Sunday with a 1-0 win over Croatia on a
goal from Raheem Sterling.
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https://www.completesports.com/euro-2020-schick-scores-wonder-goal-as-czech-republic-beat-scotland/

President Muhammadu Buhari on
Saturday said his government has lifted
10.5 million Nigerians out of poverty in
the last two years.
In his speech delivered to mark the
nation’s Democracy Day on June 12, the
president said those the government
lifted out of poverty include farmers,
artisans, market women, and small-
scale traders.
“Our overall economic target of lifting
100 million Nigerians out of poverty in
10 years is our goal notwithstanding
COVID-19,” Mr Buhari said.
“In the last two years we lifted 10.5
million people out of poverty – farmers,
small-scale traders, artisans, market
women and the like.
“I am very convinced that this 100
million target can be met and this
informed the development of a National
Poverty Reduction with Growth Strategy.
The specific details of this accelerated
strategy will be unveiled shortly.”
By referencing the last two years, Mr
Buhari refers to the period between June
2019 and June 2021.
Interestingly, the president made a
similar reference to the government’s
poverty alleviation plans in his
Democracy Day speech two years ago.
“In face of (these) challenges, our
Government elected by the people in
2015 and re-elected in March has been
mapping out policies, measures and
laws to maintain our unity and at the
same time lift the bulk of our people out
of poverty and onto the road to
prosperity,” Mr Buahri said in June
2019.
“This task is by no means unattainable.
China has done it. India has done it.
Indonesia has done it. Nigeria can do it.
These are all countries characterized by
huge burdens of population. China and
Indonesia succeeded under authoritarian
regimes. India succeeded in a
democratic setting. We can do it.

“With leadership and a sense of
purpose, we can lift 100 million
Nigerians out of poverty in 10 years.”
But how true is the new claim of lifting
10.5 million Nigerians out of poverty in
the last two years?
Poverty Data
The last poverty survey from the
National Bureau of Statistics (NBS)
showed that 40 percent of the Nigerian
population, or almost 83 million people,
live below the poverty line.
According to the NBS ‘2019 Poverty and
Inequality in Nigeria’ report , which was
based on data from the Nigerian Living
Standards Survey conducted in
2018-2019 with support from the World
Bank’s Poverty Global Practice, the
nation’s poverty line was put at 137,430
naira ($381.75) per year.
In 2019, however, the World Poverty
Clock put the number of people living in
extreme poverty in Nigeria at 77.9
million or 39 per cent of the population,
while the country’s total population
stood at 199 million. By 2020, the
number of people living in extreme
poverty had jumped to 84.8 million,
representing 41% of the population.
In June 2021, checks by PREMIUM
TIMES show that the number of
Nigerians living in extreme poverty
according to the World Poverty Clock
has increased slightly to 86.8 million,
representing 41% of the nation’s 209
million population.
In effect, the data from the World
Poverty Clock shows that within the two-
year period referenced by Mr Buhari, at
least 10 million Nigerians slipped into
extreme poverty, rather than come out of
it as the president claimed.
Earlier in June 2018, Nigeria overtook
India as the country with the largest
number of people living in extreme
poverty, as an estimated 87 million
Nigerians, or around half of the
country’s population, were reported to
be living on less than $1.90 a day.
In October 2018, in its second-ever
Commitment to Reducing Inequality
(CRI) index compiled by Development
Finance International (DFI) and Oxfam,
Nigeria placed bottom in a ranking of
157 nations. The CRI Index ranked the
commitment of national governments to
reducing the gap between rich and poor
citizens by measuring three factors
considered “critical” to reducing the gap,
including social spending, tax policies
and labor rights. At the time of the
report, Nigeria ranked bottom of the
index for the second consecutive year.
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Nigeria market street [PHOTO CREDIT:
Council on Foreign Relations]
Poverty Alleviation
In his new claim on June 12, President
Buhari specifically listed the 10 million
Nigerians the government lifted out of
poverty to include farmers, artisans,
market women and small-scale traders.
The two major programmes touted to
have lifted the farmers, artisans and
market women out of poverty are the
Anchors’ Borrowers Programme
(specifically for farmers) and the
National Social Investment Programme
(for others).
“In the Agricultural sector, for instance,
the Anchor Borrowers Programme
resulted in sharp decline in the nation’s
major food import bill from $2.23billion
in 2014 to US$0.59billion by the end of
2018,” the president said in his speech.
He added that his vision of pulling 100
million poor Nigerians out of poverty in
10 years has been put into action and
can be seen in the National Social
Investment Programme, “a first in Africa
and one of the largest in the world
where over 32.6m beneficiaries are
taking part.”
PREMIUM TIMES found that despite the
government’s exaggerated claim about
the impact of these poverty alleviation
initiatives, the two programmes
(Anchors Borrowers and SIP) have been
dogged by allegations of shoddy
practices, distrust, fraud, among others.
Anchors Borrower Programme (ABP)
The programme thrust of the ABP is the
provision of farm inputs in kind and
cash (for farm labour) to smallholder
farmers to boost production and
stabilise inputs supply to agro-
processors. Each farmer is given a loan
of N250,000 per hectare of rice for land
cultivation plus inputs such as herbicide,
fertilisers and water pumps. At harvest,
farmers are expected to sell their
produce to anchor or off-takers; the
anchor will then pay the cash equivalent
of the produce into the farmers’ bank
accounts.
But in 2018, a PREMIUM TIMES
investigation revealed that claims by the
Nigerian government that beneficiary
farmers who travelled to Hajj or married
additional wives had been lifted out of
poverty was misleading because the
farmers may not have done so from the
proceeds of actual farming but from
their share of the over N55 billion
disbursed by the government for the
Anchor Borrowers’ Programme (ABP),
which the farmers thought was largesse
for voting in Mr Buhari.
There have also been reports of loan
default, distrust, apathy and
disagreement between the Nigerian
Central Bank and farmers, resulting in
litigations.
The SIP on its part has been riddled
with so much controversies and
allegations of fraud that the leadership
of the National Assembly in 2020 faulted
its implementation.
The senate specifically expressed
dissatisfaction with the model adopted
by the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs,
particularly its claims that it used a
World Bank model to determine the
beneficiaries.
Related closely to the SIP among the
government’s poverty alleviation
programmes is the Cash Transfer
Scheme, which has equally been trailed
by issues of transparency in the
selection and disbursement of the funds
to the beneficiaries.
In essence, PREMIUM TIMES found that
although the poverty alleviation
initiatives of the government have been
commended in some quarters, the
implementation phases have been
riddled with allegations of fraud and
faulty models. The government,
therefore, may be having an
exaggerated estimation of their impact,
as available data do not support
government’s claims of poverty
reduction.
Conflicting Details
Despite the Nigerian government’s
claims of lifting 10.5 million out of
poverty in the last two years, the World
Bank said in January that the macro-
micro simulations showed that more
than 10 million Nigerians could be
pushed into poverty by the economic
effects of the COVID-19 crisis alone.
In its report , the bank emphasised that
were the Covid-19 crisis not to have hit,
“the poverty headcount rate—as per the
national poverty line—would remain
virtually unchanged at a little over 40%,
although the number of poor people
would be set to rise from 82.9 million in
2019 to 90.0 million in 2022 due to
natural population growth.”
“Yet with the economic effects of the
COVID-19 crisis, the national poverty
rate is instead forecast to jump from
40.1% in 2019 to 45.2% in 2022,
implying that 100.9 million Nigerians will
be living in poverty by 2022,” the report
said.
“Taking the difference between these
two scenarios shows that the COVID-19
crisis alone is forecast to drive an
additional 10.9 million people into
poverty by 2022.”
In his speech, Mr Buhari also identified
poverty and youth unemployment as
underlying drivers of insecurity in the
country. Nigeria’s unemployment rate
rose to 33.3% between 2018 and 2020,
according to the statistics bureau. The
nation also slipped into yet another
recession within the period, just as
inflation remains skyrocketed amid
sharp increases in food prices.
Earlier in 2019, a World Bank report
listed several African countries that
made impressive gains in reducing
poverty. The list included Tanzania,
Chad, Congo Rep., Burkina Faso, CongO
DRC, Ethipia, Namibia, Mozambique,
Rwanda and Uganda.
But Nigeria was never mentioned in the
list.
Conclusion
Given that Nigerians whom the Buhari
government claimed it purportedly lifted
out of poverty (farmers, traders, artisans
etc) operate in the informal sector, there
are no verifiable data from the nation’s
statistics bureau to support Mr Buhari’s
assertions.
Rather, a World Bank report said that
Nigeria’s poverty rate within the period,
which would have remained “virtually
unchanged” had the Covid-19 crisis not
occurred, would jump upwards due to
the effect of the pandemic.
Additionally, the World Poverty Clock
also showed a rise in the number of
Nigerians that slipped into extreme
poverty within the period.
Therefore, President Muhammadu
Buhari’s claim of lifting 10.5 million
people out of poverty is not supported
by data. It is grossly misleading.
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bolacode:
Deeperlife boys
U guys can't hide your ID lailai

CIA. Which church do you attend? You talk like a cherubim and seraphim member

maureensylvia:
T.B. Joshua daughter welcomes new son on her late father’s birthday.

My spiritual father is backkkk yeaaaa

a lot of people say he was fake, what do u have to say about that

igbowoman:
Nothing like ordination in the new covenant.
Who ordained Paul and Silas?
Who ordained Peter or Aquilla and Priscilla ?
What you call ordination is nothing but man made practice.It is not a new testament teaching

but the same tbj you accuse was disown for not being ordained

Kobojunkie:
The human mind is a powerful machine!

Another way to consider this is to ask whether you believe Jesus Christ a liar or the Truth of God which He claimed He is. If these tales told by the people you speak if is indeed true, then Jesus Christ is a liar!

are you saying people like Kenneth hagin were lying

donstan18:
Mount a young generational talent met a one time ballon d’or winner and won him.

I watched the match but was busy to be active here.

The same way Kane wasted most of the chances he created is the same way Werner has been wasting Mount’s balls last season.

For any successful creative midfielder, there’s a good striker ahead. Without Messi and Pedro.... Alves, Xavi and Inesta wouldn’t have reached the peak and hyped they were in terms of creativity. Without Aguero and inform Sterling, KDB no go dey the level he dey. Without Greenwood and Cavani, Bruno will be shiit with creativity.

Same with other midfielders with world class strikers. Ronaldo and Benzema made Cavajaj, Kroos and Marcelo look like gods in creative settings.

Same is applicable to Muller whom Lewandowski helped gave him assist. I can go on and on and on.

Again I will say with no atom of equivocation, anyone that dislikes Mount or sees him as a bad player is mentally unstable and pathetically stooopid to engage.

I hope we get a good striker next season. I just hope so.

Meanwhile, England has won and taken the 3 points against World Cup finalist. I no dey support nonesense team. We mooove!

that was a lucky goal scored by Sterling

time to port

Dtruthspeaker:
No He is not! He is "Gotten" from God hence the Bible said "Begotten".
Which means "Came Forth" From God.

I'm sorry I don't understand. You said no and went ahead to contradict yourself

Kobojunkie:
The dead are sleeping in their graves just as Jesus Christ said they would, waiting for Him to return to judge them.
Let no man decieve you with their lies... there are no souls currently in either Heaven or Hell. That will only happen after Jesus Christ returns.

but we hear out of body testimonies of people suffering in hellfire

lastchild:
wrong
nobody is in hell nor heaven for now

but we hear revelations

Dtruthspeaker:
Have you seen how you subjected God to ridicule by making this post when no one asked you?

have been wanting to ask this question, was Christ created?

igbowoman:
Every believer in the new testament is anointed. I am the Lord's anointed The Holy spirit anoints us all. Open your bible and read it please!!

then why do we have to be ordained

filleSouriante:
Ustaz don vex

happy Sunday

A newly published report has ranked
Airtel Nigeria, a leading mobile
telecommunications company, as
Nigeria’s best in broadband coverage
speed, following a nationwide
broadband assessment by Umlaut.
Airtel confirmed this development in a
statement it issued in Lagos, on
Sunday.
Umlaut is an international company full-
service cross-industry, end-to-end that
offers advisory and fulfilment services to
clients globally.
Hakan Ekmen, Chief Executive Officer,
Umlaut Telecommunications, said that
based on their assessment, Airtel
achieved the best-rated broadband
coverage and user download speed
among other mobile network operators
in the country.
“In our nationwide assessment, 82.8 per
cent of the urban build-up areas and
83.9 per cent of the population areas
were tested.
“An extensive analysis revealed that
263,000 users contributed 707.4-million
samples in 24 weeks from October 2020
until early April 2021.
“We concluded that Airtel Nigeria is Best
in the Tests, achieving the highest
Umlaut score with 697 points, Ekmen
said
‘`Airtel scored the highest with 697
points, while MTN emerged second with
663 points, 9mobile with 591 and Glo
with 486 points.
“The tests were carried out with
Umlaut’s crowdsourcing methodology,
which was used to evaluate the mobile
networks in Nigeria”, he added.
Ekmen noted that umlaut’s
sophisticated methodology enabled the
results to be compared across network
operators globally, adding that the
transparency it provided not only
boosted network quality and
performance, but also improved
experience for every customer.
He commended Airtel for emerging the
best-rated, citing this remarkable feat as
a positive step towards attaining digital
equality in Africa.
However, Ekmen added that while the
results in Nigeria were quite impressive,
there was still room for improvement in
global comparison.
The competition in Nigeria’s telecoms
landscape was working favourably for
consumers in the country, he noted.
(NAN)
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2021/06/airtel-ranked-nigerias-best-in-broadband-coverage-speed-report/

Lukaku is in the form of his life

Masterito:
Lol are the coaches also not resting well? Lol Too managers including Pep like to play down expectations using fixtures congestion. Players rest well before any game. Take or leave it.

thank you. You said my mind. These players rest well enough and some dont get to play 90mins or play at all

lagusboyyy:
I wish him speedy recovery.

Some people do wonder why footballers receives huge sums of money, this are one of the reasons.

Football is a very risky sport.

From career and life threatening injuries to risk of heart attacks and collapse on the pitch.

Its hazardous.

i get you. But This players have enough time to rest during the week. Is it not just 90 mins. While others are at work they enjoy the luxury of state of the art comfort at home and some don't play at all to get paid.

igbowoman:
Anyone with the spirit of God will be repulsed by TB.
Light and darkness do not go together
Anyone not able to discern him is not of God because his sheep hear his voice.

Madam, if you say he was fake, how come his channel is named after christ. How come he runs a church called SCOAN. How come he quotes the scriptures during his preaching. How come he mentions God and not satan. He is fake yet his last words was: "a life with christ is all we have. watch and pray".

Asadujames202:
She's afraid of my 38 niche


BBC



The mixed expression on her face says it all


What ever, I'm still gonna give her, her first penetration



You guys should bank on me for that





Las las school na major scam

dam! make i come join you pound that booty . I get anaconda in store

SeunOshewaWife:
Go to your village and look for that one. The world has evolved and left you behind. Even the so called village girls will give you a run for your sense. I tire for these present men sha.

are you single

raumdeuter:
Bayern post 2010 was stronger than Bayern in the 2000
Barcelona between 2008 and 2016 was stronger than Barcelona of the early 2000
I will say Madrid of the past 10yrs was stronger than Madrid of the 2000s slightly
Man Utd 2008 to 2013 was stronger than Man Utd pre 2008
Teams like PSG and City have also gotten stronger

Villareal was not better than Sevilla of recent times
Valencia of those times was not better than Atletico of recent times

I will say Chelsea got weaker if we compare the 2000s vs recent years
While teams like Milan and Arsenal got poorer significantly

nooo! I disagree. Aha What are you saying. A man U that managed to win two epl titles despite all odds is no where near a man U that won one ucl, multiple league and cup laurels including three back to back to back premiership titles with ease.

Havertz10:
period of dominance and they only made the final once

I have repeatedly stong champions league teams was poor then but you prefer to pretend and only see things your way, we were meeting small teams in R16 now you meet top teams, game is more competitive now

Also Epl teams are struggling now because the premier league is more difficult, you can't rest players for champions league games, teams are no longer afraid of big teams, I have tried using different metrics to explain this thing for you to see but you prefer to work with tm closer to fans they no longer look an find f

The difference between then and now is that we have teams who have evolved to become tough and formidable in europe. Back in the day, the likes of napoli, atalanta, psg, mancity, spurs, atletico madrid, lille, leipzig were no where to be found among elite sides in europe. Back then you had real madrid thrashing teams like leicester city six nil and nothing will happen

brutustech:
Independent women are too masculine for wives.

its one thing to be independent, its another thing to be submissive. I want an independent and obedient wife. When i say stand here, you stand there. When i say sit down, you sit down