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11 years old boy prepared for suicide bomb, but Nigeria Army apprehended him and the man believed behind it.

Davido Goes All Olivia Pope ‘It is Handled’ on NYSC Deployment

Seems Davido might never wear the famous National Youth
Service Corps Uniform.
In a recent snapchat, Davido goes all Olivia Pope It is
Handled when commenting on his deployment.
He wrote“ People telling me i thought you were servin, i tell
them, it is handled (in Oliva Pope’s voice). As a OBO na “.
Davido who studied music at Babcock University, graduated
earlier this year, he was to join the November Batch for
youth service.
NYSC is compulsory for every Nigerian graduate.

NCC reduces MTN fine from $5.2bn to $3.4bn, deadline for payment now end of December

The Nigerian Communications Commission has reduced the
$5.2bn imposed fine on MTN Nigeria to $3.4bn for flouting
the regulatory body's directive on SIM deactivation. NCC
has also given MTN until the end of the year to pay the fine.
After the cut is the mail MTN management sent to its staff
“The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) reduces
imposed fine to US$3.4 billion equivalent and further
cautionary announcement.
Shareholders are advised that, after further engagements
with the Nigerian Authorities, the NCC has reduced the
imposed fine.
MTN has received a formal letter dated 2 December 2015
from the NCC informing the Company that, after considering
the Company’s request, it has taken the decision to reduce
the fine on the MTN Nigeria business from the original
N1,040,000,000,000 (One Trillion, Forty Billion Naira) to
N674 Billion Naira which has to be paid by 31 December
2015.
The fine relates to the late disconnecting of 5.1 million MTN
Nigeria subscribers in August and September 2015. The
Company is carefully considering the NCC’s reply, however
the Executive Chairman Phuthuma Nhleko will immediately
and urgently re-engage with the Nigerian Authorities before
responding formally, as it is essential for the Company to
follow due process to ensure the best outcome for the
Company, its stakeholders and the Nigerian Authorities and
accordingly all factors having a bearing on the situation will
be thoroughly and carefully considered before the Company
arrives at a final decision.
Shareholders are therefore advised to continue to exercise
caution when dealing in the Company’s securities until a
further announcement is made.” As we committed to you
previously, and in the spirit of our Vital Behaviour of
Complete Candour, we will keep you updated as the matter
unfolds. As we enter the busy year-end period in our
business, I encourage you to continue focusing on our
customers and strive to keep our promise to provide the
bold, new Digital World to them.
Regards,
Phuthuma

MTN Nigeria CEO, Michael Ikpoki resigns

Tele communications giant, MTN has announced the
resignation of its Nigerian CEO, Michael Ikpoki.
Also, the head of Regulatory and Corporate Affairs,
Akinwale Goodluck has also resigned.
Their sudden resignations came at a time the company
is trying to pay a $5.2 billion (R71 billion) fine imposed
on the company by the Nigerian Communications
Commission (NCC) over MTN Nigeria’s failure to
register customers.

“MTN Nigeria’s CEO Michael Ikpoki and the head of
Regulatory and Corporate Affairs Akinwale Goodluck
have tendered their resignations with immediate effect,”
MTN informed investors on Thursday morning.
The mobile phone operator said Ikpoki would be
replaced by Ferdi Moolman as MTN Nigeria CEO and
Amina Oyagbola as its head of Regulatory and
Corporate Affairs.
Moolman was previously CEO at MTN Irancell and
most recently CEO at MTN Nigeria. A Nigerian national,
Ms Oyagbola also retains the position of MTN Nigeria’s
Head of Human Resources. She formerly headed
regulatory affairs at the Nigerian operating company.