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Is The New Pension Act Inimical to Labour Welfare?
The Nigerian President, Dr. Goodluck Jonathan, signed the new pension reform act 2014 into law on 1st July 2014. The new Act of course repealed the previous Act of 2004, on which the current obligatory contributory pension scheme was built. … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Government, Lifestyle
Tagged pension, pension fraud, pension reform act, pension safety
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Reintroduction of ATM charges: Good, not good enough!
For many, it was horrific waking up to hear the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) announcing the reintroduction of third-party access charges of N65 per transaction for ATM usage. For them, it is the resurgence of capitalistic tendencies spearheaded by … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Government, Lifestyle, Technology, Telecoms
Tagged atm, atm fees, banks, cbn, nigerian banks, reintroduction
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Alas! The Berlin Wall Still Stands
It was beamed to the screens on the 9th day of November, 1989 as the almighty Berlin Wall was being chipped down by countless people who felt free to be part of the ‘real’ world. The wall, built in August of … Continue reading
Posted in Government, Politics, Technology
Tagged Africa, America, Berlin wall, China, Cold War, competition, cooperation, edward snowden, espionage, fall of berlin wall, Russia, Snowden, spy
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Snowden Effect: Would Nigerians mind such intrusions?
It used to be Julian Assange that’s heralded as the world’s chief whistleblower, bringing tothe public emails and cables of governments with respect to diplomatic deals and inactions through Wikileaks. But the emergence of Edward Snowden (the former US NSA … Continue reading
Multiple Levies on Telecoms Operators……Killing The Goose
When the telecommunications sector in Nigeria got fully deregulated in 2001, many were more fixated on the social benefits – all Nigerians are now at liberty to carry mobile phone(s). Not many is really bothered about the real economic contribution … Continue reading
Will The Number Portability Flop in Nigeria?
With the eventual launch of the long awaited mobile number portability in the Nigerian telecomspace on 22nd April, not few people believe this is the time for the Nigerian mobile phone users to exact their own pound of flesh from … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Technology, Telecoms
Tagged airtel, glo, globacom, mnp, mnp ghana, mnp kenya, mobile number portability, mobile number portability in nigeria, mtn, mtn nigeria, ncc
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Only If Alams Were Robin Hood
Arising from envy and greed is the cursed seed of corruption. We all read of Cain and Abel, and later of Jacob and Esau…….and other multitude of people satisfied, or rather never satisfied, in enriching themselves with the sweat and … Continue reading
Posted in Government, Politics
Tagged Africa, Alamieyeseigha, alams, corruption, Nigeria, pardon, state's pardon
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Winning The Mobile Number Portability War
In the days of the gladiators in the colosseums of the ancient Rome, it is a sin to floor your opponent and not strike him dead to the euphoric noise of the spectators. To the crowd, it’s entertainment; but to … Continue reading
A pin nu ‘ya: Happy New Year’s Homophone?
It is common place, in my area of Nigeria, to hear or read locals Yorubanize some English words or phrases. Such pronunciations may sometimes be due to contempt or sheer mockery; while at times, illiteracy or ignorance may be the … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012, goals, happy new year, new year, penkelemes
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