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hollowpot15684:
Now u don't really understand, so Iphone didn't get license from america??
Ok i'll leave u.

Are the local laws the same? Are the laws in Nigeria which guide phone services provides same we in America which guide phone manufacturers?

Glory be to God, the greatest healer

Chukazu:
and you think a phone maker is not guided by similar law?

Pls, understand that a phone maker in America and a phone services provider in Nigeria are lots different. The laws in America may not allow that, but the laws in Nigeria allow it. Be guided accordingly

jidxin:
bros abeg shatap abeg sharrap don't say wat u don't know...that's an incursion invasion of his right no authority either in Nigeria UK US has d right to do that u need a court order and such application re made by ex parte ie without d notice of oda party ...so pls next time don't say wat u don't know

Thank God you said Ex Parte, and without the notice of other party. So, who told you that the E.F.C.C did not got an order, since they don't need to service Ex Parte on him?

TheAdvocate:
Did yu read where he said that it was also without a lawful order of court? If assuming it's so, how did it land with Sahara reporters?

By time information are obtained by security agents, Sahara Reporters as a media outfit is empowered to have access to such information

hollowpot15684:
Stay there... do you hear the story of the terrorist who got arrested and his Iphone needs to unlock for investigation??.
Iphone Inc. Refuses to unlock that phone till today cos it's against the human right law, u cannot intrude someone's privacy without their approval, weda boko haram or anybody.

A phone maker is different from a network provider who got licence issued to it by the laws of the land, to operate in the country and has to be guided by the laws of the land.

Ricky Tarfa is a shameless fool. EFCC, for ease of its investigation has the right to obtain private information of a suspect without his authority or consent. The man is just fooling himself

Dem no try? At least u will not be paying house rent

praise007:
where is HITV .

Dead nd buried for long, no thanks to the monopolistic tendencies of Multi Choice

bitingcool:
Thank you for the tips. Can you please drop a link to an app for oil change alerts?

Same request, pls

Gazzuz, pls come to his rescue

The Consumer Protection Council (CPC) has ordered MultiChoice Nigeria Limited in the provision of its Digital Satellite Broadcast Television (DStv) to compensate consumers within 90 days and introduce toll-free lines to them, following confirmation of its investigations on allegations of violations of consumer rights. Consequently, the Council in Abuja yesterday directed DStv to release of free-to-air channels, even when subscription expires; compensation consumers across board for lost viewing time and reasonable equitable spread of popular sports channels, among others. Director General of CPC, Mrs. Dupe Atoki, expressed optimism that compliance with these reforms would bring about a new dawn for Nigerian consumers, who would henceforth enjoy value for money in their engagement with the company. Atoki reiterated the Council’s commitment towards sanitising the nation’s market-place for the benefit of consumers, assuring that no stone would be left un-turned to ensure it is no longer business as usual and shoddy service delivery becomes a thing of the past in the country. According to her, “During the course of our investigations, the Council observed that the company’s billing system, whereby “billing is not contemporaneous with the provision of service” was not in the best interest of consumers and therefore ordered MultiChoice to install a billing system that ensures billing starts with the provision of service” She said that the pay-television company was also ordered to within 90 days provide across board compensation to its subscribers, considering the fact that many of them have over time lost legitimate and paid viewing time by its conduct of not restoring service contemporaneously after payment as well as other instances of disruptions. MultiChoice was ordered to keep local and free-to-air channels open so that subscribers would have the opportunity of watching these channels, even when their subscriptions have expired. DSTv was also instructed to present written assurances in line with Section 10 of the Council’s enabling law that it will not engage in any conduct which is detrimental to the interest of consumers. In the same vein, the company shall for 18 months from the date of the orders, subject its processes to the Council’s inspection to ensure compliance with the directives contained in the orders. Similarly, the company was also directed by CPC to within 180 days adopt a “technology that supports suspension of service when subscribers are otherwise unable to enjoy their service on account of being away for a limited period of time”, provided such a request for suspension of service is done for a period of between 7 to 14 days and not more than twice in a year with a 72-hour notice to MultiChoice. On non-availability of popular channels in certain bouquets, the Council ordered the firm to within 90 days ensure “a reasonably equitable spread of popular sports and other channels hitherto concentrated in its premium bouquet over all available bouquets”. In order to aid easy and fast access to the company by subscribers who wish to make complaints or enquiries, CPC directed MultiChoice not only to maintain local toll-free telephone access lines for its call centres, but should also ensure the call centres operate for longer hours during public holidays and weekends. MultiChoice was also directed to formulate within 90 days a written compensation policy which should “outline amongst other things, the procedure for compensating subscribers for injury they suffer on account of MultiChoice conduct and take into consideration not just viewing time lost, but inconveniences suffered by subscribers”. The Council further directed MultiChoice to “develop a Customer Care Manual which shall contain mechanisms to address customer complaints in an accurate, friendly, timely, efficient, courteous and honest manner”. It was also directed to ensure that the list of all its accredited dealers and installers and their details be freely given to its customers at the point of subscription and also made available on its website and other information channels. In addition, the pay-media company is not only to ensure these accredited dealers and installers carry certified means of identification issued by it, subscribers must also be periodically educated on the means of identification, while it should also reasonably and adequately compensate subscribers where they experience loss of signal on account of faulty, poor or unprofessional installation by agents of MultiChoice. On the pay-television firm’s agreements with its subscribers, the Council disclosed that several provisions of the Service Level Agreement and the Terms and Conditions of Subscription signed on by subscribers were found to be grossly unfair, unjust and one-sided, directing that such provisions should be expunged, re-drafted and submitted to the

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/02/cpc-confirms-dstv-violates-consumers-rights-orders-90days-ultimatum-for-compensation-toll-free-lines/

Almost all lawyers in Nigeria are corrupt

She did not make any mistake on the calculations. After 16b, she said 6b and she wanted to mention another sum, but left it there and just had to mention the total sum instead of wasting time mentioning the other sums. She appears trying to beat the time allocated to her to speak. This what happened.

A total number of 29,000 votes cancelled, while the wining margin is just about 12, 000 votes? Why is INEC confusing itself? I thought it held in the case of Kogi elections that when cancelled elections are more than the total numbers of the winning margin, the election becomes inconclusive? Where do we move from here with these their inconsistent positions?

chukwudi44:
Abgi park well!! The northeners unseated GEJ and not you and your paltry 500,000 votes

Explain yourself in figures, then come back and edit this your comment.

The dart is cast. Let's see who backs down first

I concur, this is heaven on earth

You should have captured it alive, at least

Nigerian judges and SANs have been in this business for long. Let the law takes its due course

6fit:
no mind d clueless guy...say it yu and nobody cares

Madam "clueful", na me and u na

6fit:
no mind d clueless guy...say it yu and nobody cares

Madam 'clueful'. Na me and u na!

erekoshe:
In the forest

No wonder

RiloKiley:
Isn't she a bit too old to be sleeping in a crib, just saying? Like chidoks said, let her sleep beside u on the bed. You guys can sleep naked since the weather is so hot , but not on the tiled floor. It does not retain heat and will remove all the warmth from the baby which can lead to pneumonia. Then there's the risk of her inhaling dust and getting bitten by crawling insects. Then body and joint pains. Bad idea generally.

Keep her in your bed, let her sleep inside while u sleep outside so if she wants to sneak out u will know. Also rub her baby dusting powder to keep her cool.
Cheers.

Thanks for valuable comment

erekoshe:
It's really not a good idea, the courts have declared him "wanted", not " guilty" those terms are not interchangeable in law. They should push for trying him in absential not sieze properties if they're wise. There are legal repercussions to such.

Oga, where did you study your version of law?

PresVA:
why would you be lying your baby on a bare floor? That's harsh.. is it because of the hot weather or what?

It's because of the hot weather. She sleeps on her crib, but goes down on her own and sneakes into the living room to sleep on the floor. She always refuse any attempt to take her up from the floor.

Taiye4Christ:
But you were not 'quoting your friend verbatim' there

I might not have quoted him correctly because I am not a professor of letters

Musicminista:
so anyone under Jonathan didn't do well?Dora did well he did well just that he wasn't loud about it

Was it Jonathan that appointed him?

A former governor of the defunct Mid-West region and Bendel State, Samuel Ogbemudia, has pledged to support Governor Adams Oshiomhole of Edo State for the rest of his life, saying Mr. Oshiomhole had transformed the south south state.
“I will continue to work with you until my grave,” Mr. Ogbemudia was quoted by the governor’s spokesperson, Peter Okhiria, as saying on Wednesday.
He made the pledge when Mr. Oshiomhole the former governor at his residence in Benin.
“I have withdrawn my membership of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), so, I am at home as a non-political, non-partisan politician. But every human being is a political animal, and I cannot say I have left politics.
“But as I have said, I have been with you from the day you started helping me when I was Minister of Labour. That day I called you, and you asked me, ‘What do you want me to do for you?’ and I said, ‘I don’t want strike throughout my tenure’, and you said, ‘we were elected to cause you discomfort, and if I don’t do it again, it means I am failing in my duty.’ I said, ‘No, you won’t fail.’ And throughout my tenure there was no strike and we worked well together.
“So, as you have come here, I didn’t see any other way to thank you than to make sure I work with you, and I will continue to work with you until my grave.”
Speaking on the issue of job creation, Mr. Ogbemudia said: “Since the oil price is dwindling, our future now lies on agric. I think anybody living today, and cannot find a white collar job, can get two or three of these ponds, mobile or earth ponds, and produce fish that will give you at least half a million every six months. There is somebody I know who has about two hundred of those ponds. If Edo people handle it, it can produce enough fish for export for the country.”


In his remarks, Governor Oshiomhole paid tributes to the former two-time governor for his exemplary leadership in the State and the inspiration he has provided for humanity.
“I have come to pay you an official visit. There is no Edo man of my age who does not have a kind place in his heart on account of the solid foundation that God used you to lay for our state.
“Now occupying the office, I see what is happening. I am appreciative the more that your solid foundation you laid, you did out of your conviction; they reflect the purity of your heart, and your genuine commitment to uplifting the quality of life of our people.
“So, whatever you did, you did, not because you needed votes. You did because in your heart believed that your people deserved good governance and that government must lay solid foundation, build infrastructure, address all of the issues that you did, set up institutions, encourage people to go to farms, set up technical schools, and in fact, I can’t list them. Even you cannot remember all of the actions.
“And to imagine that you did them as a military man, the people of my generation cannot but appreciate and salute your leadership and exemplary leadership. Even under the military, you were concerned about my personal wellbeing.
So, sir, you have always been there for me, even in my days in labour. And I am very happy. I decided to come this time in a more formal way than I have done in the past.”
According to Governor Oshiomhole: “Your decision to withdraw from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and remain a father of all of us, even as you remain politically concerned about the future of our state, but without being so on a partisan platform, for us, it is yet another example. I have come to congratulate you on your decision. I believe all of us will learn from you. You are still mentally alert, and available to reflect on issues around us, and to proffer advice and suggestions to the stewards of the State.
“May God continue to lead you as a shining example of how we can find peace and relevance beyond the bounds of partisan politics. So, today it is basically to congratulate you for that laudable decision that you have taken. And may God grant you much longer life, good health, more wisdom, and never be tired to advise the government of the day.”
Source: http://www.premiumtimesng.com/regional/south-south-regional/198643-ill-support-till-death-ogbemudia-tells-oshiomhole.html

And the captain of the ship is Ali Modu Sheriff, the crewe members are Mimiko, Fayose and Wike

If he is found guilty by the courts, the needful be done