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bukatyne:Madam if you see a ghost, will you flee |
donstan18:Do you know he is the cousin of mendy of real madrid |
The ability to understand and speak many languages |
When would Chelsea have their own stadium like arsenal. Aren't they tired of borrowing Stamford bridge that looks like monkey post field? It's not as if abramovich is broke. |
who wants to date a public figure that feeds off social media on a daily basis. Her ego won't let her submit. I pity men that take them serious. |
how will this news help us defeat iswap |
By Oge Udegbunam The Nigerian Communications Commission , (NCC), has given a two- week ultimatum to people involved in the sale, installation, and use of the GSM boosting device, to forthwith desist from such act. The NCC on its webpage particularly warned banks and other financial institutions, government agencies, telecommunications service providers, private/public companies, and owners/occupiers of residential premises, that the sale, installation, and usage of GSM boosters is illegal. “In view of the above, the Commission hereby gives a 14-day PRE- ENFORCEMENT NOTICE effective from the date of this publication to any person involved in the sale, installation and use of the device, to forthwith desist from such act,” the notice warned. Phone boosters, also known as GSM boosters, help cell phone users improve coverage in areas where there is not a good signal. They are placed in homes or cars to increase the signal strength for cell phones, this allows users to complete calls in areas where they couldn’t previously. The devices can help wireless service providers, public safety first responders, and consumers by extending cell phone coverage to areas including tunnels, subways, building interiors, and rural areas. Although it helps boost the performance of phones, it can interfere with wireless networks that are improperly installed or poorly designed. This could cause interference to other calls, including emergency and 911 calls. The NCC said, ”in exercise of its mandate of ensuring the protection of consumers, ensuring good quality of service and maintenance of technical standards of maintenance equipment, and in accordance with the provisions of section 131 (1) of the Nigerian Communications Act (NCA) 2003, the Commission hereby warns the general public that it is a criminal offence to sell, install or use any equipment which may hinder network operations, or which has not been type-approved by the Commission.’ It said such acts may lead to monetary sanction and/or imprisonment, or both (fine and imprisonment) as well as the confiscation of any equipment used in the illegal enhancement of network coverage. The commission said it would continue to deepen its collaborative efforts with telecoms service providers to facilitate the provision of ubiquitous telecoms infrastructure necessary to guarantee good quality of service across the nation. “The Commission shall without further recourse and upon expiration of the deadline, commence appropriate enforcement action including, but not limited to prosecution, fine and confiscation of equipment used,” it said. https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/462661-ncc-warns-against-gsm-signal-boosting.html |
rawpadgin:ehen |
kenzysmith:i been dey tink say na video vixen |
Omihanifa:question now is, who has she been fùcking |
Lordave:not you. I was alerting for sth else |
Lordave:interesting. Mynd44 |
Birthday girl is doing giveaway on twitter |
saphiere:The future is not looking female from where i stand. Are you sure |
Angelfrost:O boy, this your grammar dey burst brain |
femi4:my jam |
Angelfrost:in other words, she's football aging |
VEXT:ee hee tell me more |
1Alex:i heard wizkid is considering a gospel transition |
Akwamkpuruamu:allow me add mike abdul to ginger the song |
blinking001:lol. Old things have passed away |
iaamxavier:are you saying she's around 50 |
Lord secure this country. |
The Akwa Ibom State Governor, Udom Emmanuel , on Saturday announced a ban on the use of motorcycles in the state from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. daily. Motorcycle is one of the commonest means of transportation in the oil-rich state, especially in the rural areas. The ban, which is statewide, covers all types of motorcycles, including power bikes, according to a statement from the Secretary to the State Government, Emmanuel Ekuwem. The statement did not give reason for the ban which initially affected only three local government areas. The government’s decision appeared to have been prompted by the continuous attacks on security agencies in the state, with the latest being the killing of two police officers on Saturday during an attack on a police facility in Ikono Local Government Area. A female police officer was injured in the attack, while five vehicles parked at the station’s premises were set ablaze. A statement by the Ikono local government council said members of IPOB’s security arm, Eastern Security Network (ESN), were suspected to be behind the attack. The spate of attacks on security officials in the South-east and South-south has compounded the security challenges in the two regions. Police facilities had been previously attacked in Essien Udim and Ika local government areas of Akwa Ibom State, with scores of officers killed. IPOB, a pro-Biafra group which has been proscribed by the Nigerian government, has denied their involvement in the attacks in the two regions. The Akwa Ibom government expressed regret on the inconvenience the ban on motorcycles would cause residents but said the decision was taken in the overall interest of the state. https://i1.wp.com/media.premiumtimesng.com/wp-content/files/2020/12/Ek9FiJhWMAAhByV.jpg Governor Udom Emmanuel of Akwa Ibom state. [PHOTO CREDIT: @MrUdomEmmanuel] https://www.premiumtimesng.com/regional/south-south-regional/458924-insecurity-akwa-ibom-govt-bans-motorcycles-at-night.html |
Alexaonfleek:as a judge, what would you give |
Talk is cheap. Do your worst |
onyi25:accept christ |
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