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Sirseedorf:some times you need do your due diligence before you comment. answer to you curiosity below Gotocourt:I learnt from this though. |
iukpe:many things are wrong in the country, a man equipped to protect the citizens turns out to use same equipment to attack the defenceless citizens. the same directive by the president for withdrawal of police from elites need be given the military. how on earth would a military officer be deployed to a petrochemical company to keep guide (the country has invested too much on that officer than to be securing a premises.) |
simpleseyi:which school hadn't produce treasury looter? I know one of the past governor from Ogun State finished from Unilag, the damage he did to the state nobi small. |
CyynthiaKiss: |
Congrats sis. let the haters continue while you keep progressing. |
when prophecy comes through a genuine man of God they are real besides prophecy are no predictions. judewrites:you are just right, points you made are reason genuine or false prophecy don't come to pass. if can connect to a higher realm or source of spiritual energy or force prophecy can be averted. judewrites:it isn't about disgrace, the case of Pastor Tunde Bakare back then prophesying the the death of former President Olusegun Obadanjo. many thought it was fake but of the truth it took the intervention of Baba Adeboye to avert the prophecy, as a result of him possessing a higher prophetic calling. 43Ronin:my comments isn't meant for drifters like you. I was in conversation with someone, it is clear you can't process it so come off it. you aren't seeing beyond your stand point so you can't show the part way to others. that I believe in and on something makes me better of. Life is about existence and death not the ephemera you chase. drifting makes life a labyrinth of meaningless mind you it's a scripted maze. 43Ronin:wisdom is profitable to direct. science is raw and pure confirmation of God's existence. some days you will wake up to the reality of the truth. |
Love800:souls like you don't appreciate a thing and looks down on people that are still struggling. it is obvious you won't appreciate or help that street fellow if you were in that position. lithiumnigeria:this is touching. life and it strokes. it well, just to know someone in need begging for harms could just selflessly forget their challenges to get your back. this is one good thing I've noticed about those guys on the street (we call thugs or touts.) |
helinues:@helinues complement. the year ahead reward you with greater grounds than you've experienced and open doors to expansion of coast. the media house in their flaws remain the best, if our leaders can goof even within the vulnerability of abati and rufai. that exposes the kind of leadership we have. how on earth would you as a public servant not be open to accountability? you see our public servants or political office holders going aggressive rather than give answers to questions no matter how naive (stew-pidly) the question sounds. those dumb moment is the real reason they are elected or appointed to the office of leadership as a public servant. |
saphiere:Happy New Year in advance @saphiere, quit being troublesome come 2026, love you. To the people of Kiribati Happy New Year to them. |
emergency response for where so pathetic. |
it is just so unfortunate. meobizy:what has this got to do with detty December? so people no fit comot for house again? mind you Sagamu, where it happened in Ogun State is his home town in Nigeria. Hezzyluv:how did UK failed Diego Jota? |
jmoore:the first time I heard about this man was when he stole documents from police custody. this is what happens when you give frauds voice to speak. we don't forget even if those their assleakers does. |
inoki247:Ogun State roads, hmm! na government for State and Federal na them we offend for Ogun State so. see ham one of the few glory wey Nigeria get na him dem kill because greed and corruption. |
Kingray10:I take God beg you make that smally enjoy her chick in peace o. eh better pass me wey no even gree fall fish make knife run pass hin neck. weda na chick abi na chicken fowl na fowl o, weda na guinea fowl abi na poultry fowl, fowl na still fowl. the age no matter, na say dem enjoy ham in their own way. |
how on earth, did the nnpcl got into debt? writing off the debt so they can get indebted the more or because they are all indicted. why write-off a debt without investigation? |
jogojogo:believe this at your own risk, an info without source, coming at a time when the internet is basically used for propaganda and falsehood. babydioku:what do you want to achieve with this? not all are gullible like you think, for your info. who is source of Intel? you thought this game is a cruise ship? do you think the US would strike blindly? operation like this are kept to a very close circle and very discreet. if there is leakage mean the CDS, COAS, the CAS, CNS, minister of Defense, and other security chiefs would be indicted even some insider within the presidency. an airstrike isn't a political funfair that you sharing the info within the political circle. another thing is US don't strike blind, last minute reconnaissance is carried out to be sure of their target. again, Nigeria wasn't carrying out the airstrike, Nigerian government only gave approval for the operation. the US has been on surveillance long ago. as such they have their coordinates. I don't want to go further than this. |
muyico:the same elder that talks like a headless chicken right. it is said that "he that brought an ant infested wood into the house be ready to host the lizard". "that elder that ties and dangles corn to/with his pendulum will sure have fowls as his fillowers". |
rest on we all will sure miss you for a long time to come. |
FlipModeSquade:alright I will do that, may the soul of these legends rest on. |
otipoju:you are right on this SIX of the first ELEVEN are gone already. |
Avast:you are right reporting him on bybit is just one good thing to do even the best. |
watching out for friend and betterment is great thing to do. |
viyon02:exactly, two out of those three holding the trophy are no more. from the full squad, the following are gone that know..... Rashidi Yekinni Uche Okafor Steven Keshi Peter Rufai Wilfred Agbonavbare Thomson Oliha may their soul rest on. @otipoju and @FlipModeSquade it is done. these were the days you watch SUPER EAGLES, even though they are losing you still have joy watch them and enjoy them while losing a match. |
HgAkpobomeEr:he is meant to be in same place kanu is, he is even worse cause his crime is against humanity. |
jubrilELsudan:eh be like say na only you one sabi wetin dey happen for, in fact knuckles for you. |
NCC signals shift to direct-to-mobile satellite connectivity in 2025–2030 roadmap The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has signalled a major policy shift toward satellite-powered mobile connectivity as it pushes Direct-to-Device (D2D) satellite service as a key technology for expanding coverage between 2025 and 2030. This is part of the draft Spectrum Roadmap for the Communications Sector (2025–2030) published by the Commission. The policy direction comes just weeks after Airtel Africa announced a strategic agreement with SpaceX to deliver Starlink-powered direct-to-cell services in Nigeria and other Airtel operating markets. What the NCC is saying The NCC’s roadmap positions non-terrestrial networks as a critical complement to traditional mobile infrastructure, particularly in a country where millions remain underserved by terrestrial networks due to geography, security challenges, and high deployment costs. According to the NCC, Direct-to-Device (D2D) satellite services are emerging globally as a viable way to deliver voice and data services directly to standard mobile handsets without the need for ground-based towers. [center]“In Nigeria, D2D connectivity could play a transformative role by extending voice and data coverage to signal blackspots, vast rural, riverine, and border communities currently beyond the reach of mobile towers,” the Commission stated. “It would also strengthen network resilience—serving as a fallback during fibre cuts, power outages, or emergencies that disrupt terrestrial networks,” it added.[/center] *Beyond consumer use, the regulator says D2D adoption could enhance public safety, disaster response, Internet of Things (IoT) deployments, and smart agriculture in underserved areas. * Importantly, the roadmap points to new investment opportunities through collaboration between mobile network operators (MNOs) and satellite providers, particularly via shared spectrum usage to improve efficiency in Nigeria’s national spectrum management Expanding LEO, GEO, and high-altitude platforms The NCC’s roadmap also places strong emphasis on Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites as a tool for bridging Nigeria’s broadband gap. According to the document, LEO satellites are expected to deliver high-speed internet to some of the country’s most remote locations, reaching millions of Nigerians who currently lack reliable connectivity. In addition to LEO systems such as Starlink, the Commission says it plans to optimize the use of Geostationary Orbit (GEO) satellites and explore emerging high-altitude platforms, including stratospheric balloons. These technologies are expected to support mobile backhaul solutions and extend broadband access to rural and hard-to-reach regions where laying fibre or building towers is uneconomical. Why this matters Nigeria has one of the largest unconnected populations in the world, with rural broadband penetration still lagging behind that of urban areas, despite years of investment in fibre and mobile infrastructure. *By formally recognising D2D, LEO satellites, and other non-terrestrial networks in its spectrum roadmap, the NCC is laying the groundwork for faster, more cost-effective ways to achieve universal access. *For operators, supportive regulation could accelerate the commercial rollout of satellite-backed mobile services, reduce coverage gaps, and improve network reliability nationwide. *For consumers, this could translate into better connectivity in remote areas, improved emergency communications, and new digital services in agriculture, logistics, and public safety. What you should know Nairametrics recently reported that Airtel Africa signed a landmark agreement with SpaceX to deploy Starlink direct-to-cell services across multiple African countries, including Nigeria. Nigeria already hosts licensed satellite broadband operators, with Starlink’s presence expanding competition in the broadband market. The NCC’s Spectrum Roadmap (2025–2030) is expected to guide future spectrum auctions, licensing frameworks, and technology adoption across the telecoms sector. Analysts expect increased collaboration between MNOs and satellite firms as Nigeria pushes toward its national broadband and digital economy targets. https://nairametrics.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/NCC-Nigeria.png |
chei! Nigerian government has given these kids too much a rope to thread on, to the extent they come online to flaunt their ruthless lifestyle. for usa intervention our government wouldn't have done anything but keep pampering these animals calling themselves human being. Seun and his bots don't touch this comment o. |
make we first to take position before reading fresh facts. thank God not a collateral damage was recorded. |
SpencerForbes:you try for that sacrifice thing but sense thing two of them no get. the kind patience Jesus Christ dey exhibit is a wonder that makes Him a MIGHTY GOD. for this replica of Sodom and Gomorrah to celebrate Christ beats me. same way homos, atheist and all clueless one under that colour tag would celebrate what they are working against. allthingsgood:how on earth would these antichrist agents be celebrating Christ, not judging but it amaze me. the other one or do say he is the senior one also posted not but nude (see through net) for celebration. |