₦airaland Forum

The Ondo State Government has ordered, effective from 12 midnight
today 24th July, 2015, the suspension of commercial motorcycle (Okada)
operations in Akure metropolis.

By the suspension, no commercial motorcycle (Okada) operation  will be
allowed on the following roads and connecting locations:

Adesida Road to Oyemekun to FUTA South Gate and all adjoining routes

Federal Secretariat to State Secretariat to NEPA Junction

Arakale Road to Army Barracks and all adjoining routes

Oda Town to State Secretariat and all adjoining roads

Futa North Gate to Shasha and all adjoining Roads

Fiwasaye Road to Agbogbo

Oba Ile to Mobil- Fiwasaye Roundabout and all adjoining roads

Fiwasaye to A Division and all adjoining roads

Cash Hold to Adofure and all adjoining routes

 State High Court to Hospital Round about to Oshinle and all adjoining routes

Ijomu-Oke Ijebu to Agbogbo and all adjoining roads.

Araromi to Akure High School and all adjoining routes

All Housing Estates Roads including Alagbaka, Oba Ile, Ijapo,
Afunbiowo, Shagari and others.

Oluwatuyi to Ijoka and all adjoining roads and Fiwasaye to Ado Junction

Government is also suspending ticketing activities of commercial
motorcycle operators ACROSS THE STATE.

To get to the root of the protest, Government has set up an Investigative Panel.

Effective from 12 midnight today, any unregistered commercial
motorcycle (Okada) will be impounded.

Government in making these decisions notes that the brigandage and
destruction by commercial motorcycle operators (Okada) was against
registration and identification, which is a must for monitoring,
management and security purposes.

Government notes that in the last six years, several marches, protests
and rallies have been held, all of which never led to the destruction
of property as witnessed on Thursday.

As a responsible government, expresses its shock by the recklessness
of the protesters.

I wish to forward this complain and I wish it receives the best attention possible from this commission as the sole regulatory body for mobile telecommunication companies in Nigeria.

My complaints is about the MTN Zone Tariff Plan on the MTN Nigeria network.

The MTN zone plan is a Prepaid tariff plan from MTN
which allows MTN Subscribers to make cheap calls or get call discounts based on their location.

MTN Zone call Discounts ranges from 2k/seconds, 4k/ seconds, 8k/seconds, 12k/seconds, 16k/seconds, 20k/ seconds, 24k/seconds and sometime times, 30k/sec and 40k/seconds.

However, I have noticed with dismay in recent weeks that MTN Nigeria has decided to stop consumers from making call at the cheapest rates (2K, 4k and 8k) on this tariff plan.

There are also time where the network provider may decide to peg calls at 40k/seconds for a whole day which is quite very expensive.

I have written to NCC severally on this issue but no reply or action from them as regards this exploitative act, I want to use this platform to again appeal to the management of the NCC to investigate this matter properly in a bid to bring to an end the excesses of this communication company which is getting much and giving little or nothing back to its customers.

Thanks.

paulolee:
hmmmm.... I tink he lost his voice because of d downward slop of his fragile music career n his found new love in politics
.2face idibia, oritse femi started from scratch n in poor quality studio n deY still boost of a Betta musical career....

It is boast bro...get well soon.

I read with utmost surprise this morning on the pages of some national dailes about the claim of INEC that it doesn't owe all its ad-hoc staff.

I will like to state categorically here that Ad-Hoc staff(non-corpers most especially) engaged by the commission in Ogun state are yet to receive their allowances.

There seem to be a sort of discrimination between serving corpers and non-corpers engaged by the commission.

This same issue raised its ugly head during the training where non-corpers were not paid their training allowances.

Sometimes I wonder if these top INEC staff don't get paid very well with them going to the extent of short-changing those engaged by the commission...the stress we go trough working for the commission is too much and now some people will sit down somewhere and start sitting on our money again.

I hope the authorities concerned will help look into these issues as another election is coming in a couple of days.

Thanks,

From An Unemployed Nigerian Trying to make ends meet.

Actor Muna Obiekwe has died. He died
this afternoon around 4:15pm in a hospital in Lagos
after a battle with kidney failure. He was rushed to the hospital today after he collapsed at his home. Muna has been quietly battling this kidney disease but kept it hush hush from friends and colleagues. So Sad!

A colleague said for over two weeks before he died didn't go for his dialysis.

Muna needed money for his health problems but
instead of going public to raise money, he told friends he was planning a stage play to raise money but died before he could do it.

lindaikeji..nl/2015/01/shocking-sad-news-actor-muna-ibekwe-has.html?m=1

Is it my eyes or PGEJ is 'hiding" a bullet proof under his agbada?

My question is why is it that all these MOUs and purchases re coming during the election period.

So jonathan was waiting for them to compare his alms purchase to that of GMB before he can do smtin...and besides, it is not about buying military equipment only, it is about the political will to fight the insurgents.[b]So jonathan was waiting for them to compare his alms purchase to that of GMB before he can do smtin...and besides, it is not about buying military equipment only, it is about the political will to fight the insurgents.[/b]So jonathan was waiting for them to compare his alms purchase to that of GMB before he can do smtin...and besides, it is not about buying military equipment only, it is about the political will to fight the insurgents.

[color=#990000][/color]at last! But the question is why is India not participating in soccer competitions.