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In October 2019, MTN Nigeria announced that it would begin charging a â¦4 fee every time customers use Unstructured Supplementary Service Data (USSD) to make bank transactions.
It was another chapter in a long drawn out squabble between banks and telcos over who should pay for USSD. Initially the plan was for banks to pay those charges which telcos say are around â¦12 for one session and then remit it in bulk to the telcos. The banks balked at that plan and asked telcos to charge customers directly.
Eventually, Nigeriaâs Communication Commission stepped in with a price determination template. This is important for a few reasons; USSD is a service that costs money and someone has to pay for it. The NCC determined that a typical USSD session lasts 20 seconds and set a price cap of â¦4.98 for each session.
and if the pilot is in a position like he may have been here today, coming up close against the seawall and being too low, the last thing you want to do in that situation is actually pull back the power. you want to have more power on, in order to make the runway and make a safe landing. yeah. so you have to look at systems like that called, for instance, auto throttles, and look at that man/machine interface. we know what the ntsb is doing right now. we heard, obviously, there from greg and we also heard earlier from the chairman of the ntsb, debbie hersman. you are an attorney who represents families, represents victims of plane crashes like this. you ve done some work the boeing, i understand. what s boeing doing right now? well, as greg pointed out, and by the way, greg works with us on occasion too. so, you know, all roads lead to rome, in some respect. but, you know, boeing is, as