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A new bride has hit the Nigerian mobile network business to entrench the competition in the country’s juicy telecommunication sector.https://thewhistler.ng/btel-becomes-nigerias-newest-entrant-to-compete-with-mtn-glo-as-mobile-network-provider/
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So not only Dangote was given the license to |
mrvitalis:You're dull abeg |
We shall see how truly powerful he is now that Bubu is no more the President |
These useless marketers, I hope they won't jack up the price of CNG |
To carry Government loan run away don become very tough now Technology don make things easy for the Govt |
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Electricity theft: 2023 New Electricity Act signed by Tinubu introduces jail terms, fines for offenders A technician with an electricity distribution company stands on a ladder and repairs a faulty line in Lagos, on September 29, 2020. Image credit - PIUS UTOMI EKPEI/AFP via Getty Images). The 2023 Electricity Act interprets several actions including bypassing electricity lines as electricity theft and recommends jail terms as well as fines for offenders. Those who tamper with meters or install tampered meters, and loop connections that hinder accurate metering of electric current, are guilty of electricity theft. First-time offenders and repeat offenders are liable for jail terms of up to between 6 months and five years, depending on the offense. A Nairametrics review of the 2023 Electricity Act recently signed by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu reveals that the Act interprets several actions including bypassing electricity lines as electricity theft and recommends jail terms as well as fines for offenders. According to the Act, engaging in activities that tap, connect to, or interfere with licensed, franchised, or permitted overhead, underground, or underwater lines, cables, service wires, or facilities, is considered an offence. Also, tampering with meters or installing tampered meters, current reversing transformers, loop connections, or disruptive devices that hinder accurate metering of electric current, leading to electricity theft, wastage, or damage to meters, apparatus, equipment, or wires, are also offenses. Additionally, unauthorized use of electricity or using it through tampered meters, or utilizing electricity for unauthorized purposes, resulting in unlawful consumption or usage, are also guilty of electricity theft. Punishment The Act says that upon conviction, the offender shall be subject to imprisonment for a term exceeding three years, a fine, or both imprisonment and fine. If the load consumed or used, or attempted consumption or use, does not exceed 10 kilowatts, the first conviction shall warrant a fine no less than three times the financial gain resulting from the electricity theft. In the case of a second or subsequent conviction, the imposed fine shall not be less than six times the financial gain. If the load exceeds 10 kilowatts, the first conviction shall result in a fine no less than three times the financial gain from the electricity theft. For a second or subsequent conviction, the sentence shall include imprisonment for a period not less than six months and not exceeding three years, along with a fine no less than six times the financial gain. Electric lines and materials theft According to the Electricity Act, any individual who unlawfully cuts removes, takes away, or transfers any electric line, material, or meter from a tower, pole, installation, storage site, or any other location where it is rightfully located, including during transportation, without the consent of the licensee or owner is guilty of electric lines and materials theft. The Electricity Act says it does not matter if it is done for profit or gain. As long as the individual possesses, stores, or keeps any electric line, material, or meter in their premises, custody, or control without the consent of the licensee or owner, they are guilty of electric lines and materials theft. If any individual transports, carries, or relocates any electric line, material, or meter without the consent of the licensee or owner, they commit the offense of stealing electric lines and materials. Punishment The offender shall be liable to imprisonment for a term of no less than three years and no more than five years, or a fine of not less than N500,000, or both imprisonment and fine. If a person, having been previously convicted of these offenses, commits another related offense, the individual or corporate entity shall be liable for a term of imprisonment of five years or a fine not less than N1,000,000. What you should know The 2023 Electricity Act also states that any individual who knowingly receives stolen electric lines or materials, or has reason to believe that they are stolen, shall, upon conviction, be subject to a prison term of fourteen years or a fine not exceeding three times the value of the received stolen property, or both imprisonment and fine. https://nairametrics.com/2023/06/12/2023-electricity-act-interprets-bypassing-electricity-others-as-theft-recommends-jail-term-for-offenders/ |
AndSunGorilla:He will last for 16 Years |
Jonathan don move on but Pandora Orchins are still stuck in 2012 |
mancoconut: |
Tajudeen is the next Speaker Of The House |
Yari dey try o Akpabio don win though |
Dem don dey count result for Senate |
Ofunaofu:https://www.thecable.ng/from-terrorism-allegations-to-arrest-a-timeline-of-dss-emefiele-face-off/amp So you don't even know why Emefiele was arrested, yet, you're constituting yourself as a nuisance |
Ofunaofu:Emefiele was not arrested for redesigning the Naira |
Ofunaofu:Bring out your evidence Buhari approved Emefiele fraudulent activities |
LagosFirstSon:Buhari didn't start like this |
Only Bitter and Hate Filled Pandora Miscreants are not excited |
Ofunaofu:If you have any corrupt evidence against any of the former president, go and tender it to the right agency |
Please can you explain how Obi win the election fairly? What's wrong with some of you guys sef? Obi had more than 90% of the votes in the East, but you expect Obi to defeat Asiwaju and Atiku in the North West, North East and South West. Some of you are just so irritating with the way una dey think The most annoying thing about all this is that Obi was a mediocre Governor, nah him una think say other people from other geopolitical regions will vote blindly for. |
She has seen it all, so she's not scared again |
Switruth:You must be mistaking me for the idiot you call a father |
swaggerjack:Please I no get time for garbage talk |
Ofunaofu:Did Buhari arrest Jonathan or Obasanjo? |
richidinho:What policy are you talking about that is anti people? |
Buratai don dey position himself well to become a minister |
richidinho:No give yourself HBP because of our President. Calm down Asiwaju will rule Nigeria till 2031 |
IbroMaka:Which Government school they charge the highest amount? |
wunmi590:No b free money |
Good One from the SE Senators They must have gotten a good deal for the SE Geopolitical Region. |
lonecatt:The joke is on you 🤡 https://www.nairaland.com/870945/what-exactly-peter-obi-doing |
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