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ArcSEMPECJ:
No he was caught running away with human skull, that's why he was giving a skullarship award by you and your kinsmen, see how you are defending him here....awon Skullarships merchandise, radarada...e ku metu ojo...

Blazetrailer:
Ignorance on display.

There is nothing like school mate. You may be from the Alma matter but nothing like school mate. Tinubu was clear in his speech he meant classmate.

Lebara Nigeria has unveiled its dedicated 0724 number series, marking a significant milestone in its strategic entry into the Nigerian market, it said on Tuesday.

The company confirmed that it has also secured full interconnectivity with major mobile network operators across the country, paving the way for a seamless customer experience upon launch.

The Chief Operating Officer of Lebara Nigeria, Akin Adesokan, said the development reflects the company’s commitment to delivering accessible, high-quality services to Nigerian subscribers.

“Our readiness with the 0724 series and full interconnect setup underscores our unwavering commitment to seamless integration, customer freedom, and market inclusivity,” he said in a statement.

Lebara Nigeria holds a Tier 5 Mobile Virtual Network Operator licence, the highest category under Nigeria’s telecom regulatory framework.

The company stated that it is entering the market with the necessary infrastructure, regulatory compliance, and operational capacity to offer innovative and digitally driven telecom services nationwide.

“This milestone reflects Lebara’s broader vision of enhancing user experience and deepening digital access in the telecommunications space, leveraging its global brand network effect,” the statement added.


What truly differentiates Lebara’s offering is its unconventional pricing model. Eschewing traditional prepaid airtime, it sells voice bundles and data packages that align with real usage, not ambiguous credit deductions. “You buy minutes, not airtime. If your call ends in 30 seconds, you still have 99 minutes and 30 seconds left. That’s the kind of clarity and control we are bringing to Nigerian telecoms,” explained Samuel Alabi, head of Corporate Communications.

This clarity responds to a long-standing frustration among Nigerians, where ₦100 airtime often disappears quickly and opaquely. Lebara’s minutes-based system offers predictability and transparency—a refreshing contrast in a market hungry for accountability.


Lebara’s entrance is more than a marketing exercise; it’s a strategic diversification of Nigeria’s mobile ecosystem.

With over 220 million active mobile lines, Nigeria is Africa’s biggest telecom consumer.

The NCC’s move to licence 41 MVNOs, including Lebara, illustrates a policy shift aimed at introducing more competition and improving service quality. Technically agile and digitally native, Lebara leverages existing network infrastructure, augmented by automated systems—a lean operation compared to the capital-intensive MNO model.

he status quo. With strategic execution and continued regulatory support, this could mark the beginning of a new chapter: one where Nigerians no longer need to ask, “Can you hear me now?” but instead say, “Yes—and I know exactly what it cost.”

Mrfixitt:
Kenneth my dear brother, leave Peter Obi matter and move on. If you want to return to APC you're free to do so

A former Spokesman for the Labour Party’s Presidential Campaign Council, Kenneth Okonkwo, has challenged the 2023 presidential candidate of the party, Peter Obi, to tell the world how he betrayed him after leaving the Labour Party.

Okonkwo made this statement when he played host to Channels Television’s Sunday Politics programme, adding that he never consulted any of Obi’s rivals during the poll.

He said, “When I worked for him, I never consulted any politician. I am making a public statement. I never talked to any political party. I was 100% loyal.

“When I left, I told the whole world…I said from now onward, I am not going to speak for this person again.

“They don’t understand what betrayal means. Anybody who is writing or saying anything about me is a reflection of who that person is; not a reflection of who I am.”

Recall that in July 2024, the fiery supporter of Obi during the last poll, parted ways with the former Anambra governor and dumped the Labour Party.

The Nollywood star-turned-politician had expressed his disappointment with LP’s intra-party squabbles and Obi’s failure to address it.

He also denied receiving money or a house from Obi during the last electioneering process.

The legal practitioner said he would allow Obi to be entitled to his opinion, adding that no one fights fot God.

Okonkwo said since Obi made an insinuation that Jesus had 12 disciples and one turned against him, it means he’s claiming he is the Jesus in the analogy.

“How can you betray somebody you are not working for,” Okonkwo asked.

Chegesnd:
Which President?
Has he got the balls?
2027 is his priority for now.
The DSS openly identified the culprits and mentioned who they are, but because of 2nd tenure your President and the confused guvnor of Benue are afraid of taking decisive action.

helinues:
Hahaha, them joining the coalition mean they are swallowing their own regurgitating vomit. Atiku, Elrufai, Amaechi are people they have casted in the past

Houseofglam7:
Lemme na 😂
Seun is bringing out the worst in me 😂

helinues:
I am actually yet to see which stories the Obidients would come up with in 2027 that Nigerians would buy. They have been casted as a serial and pathological liars

Houseofglam7:
Zingman zinged coz he’s Zingman
Honestly I got nothing to say.

helinues:
The pending revelation. Reno, you should apologize to Nigerians for misleading us in 2019

This Peter Obi you see, sent me his CV and called to ask, ‘Reno, have you gotten the CV? Check. Refresh.’ He was sending me CV unsolicited,” Omokri said.

Reno Omokri, former aide to ex-President Goodluck Jonathan, has said that he, alongside Senator Ben Murray-Bruce, facilitated the picking of Peter Obi as Vice Presidential candidate in the 2019 general elections.

In a post on X, Omokri said Obi sent him his CV unsolicited and was calling him on the phone to ask if he had seen it.

Omokri threatened to disgrace Obi if he denies it, stating that he does not particularly like the former Anambra State governor.

DAILY POST recalls that Obi was the Vice Presidential candidate to Atiku Abubakar under the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the 2019 general elections.

“Senator Ben Murray-Bruce and I were responsible for Atiku Abubakar picking Peter Obi as his running mate. We packaged Peter Obi. I don’t particularly like Peter Obi. The reason I was doing that is that I was instructed by former President Jonathan that this is the man he wants, and I’m a loyal person. And because of my loyalty to former President Jonathan, I did it.

“Atiku called me and said I should headhunt a vice presidential candidate for him. As he dropped the phone, the next person I called was President Jonathan. And President Jonathan told me it is Peter Obi. I said, ‘Sir, I don’t like Peter Obi.

This Peter Obi you see, sent me his CV and called to ask, ‘Reno, have you gotten the CV? Check. Refresh.’ He was sending me CV unsolicited,” Omokri said.

ufotunang:
.. labour party and obidients are not corrupt...they are trustworthy

Kukutente23:
Who owns Maxar technologies?

You can answer that question and cure your ignorance