Responding during the presentation of the award,
Kene Eneh, Divisional CEO ipNX Retail said “
Receiving this award is truly a great honor. We thank the voting public and particularly our customers for their recognition of our flagship FOS Xtreme Series as the best broadband service of the year. We also want to express our sincere appreciation to the Ministry of Communications & Digital Economy as well as the NCC for providing the enabling environment and frameworks for the ICT industry to flourish”. L-R:Christiana Okenla, Head, Customer Experience and Advocacy, ipNX; Kene Eneh, Divisional CEO, ipNX; Najite Ikutegbe, Head, Product Management, ipNX Retail Division at the presentation of Fibre Optic Broadband Service of the Year Awards to ipNX at the 12th BOICT Awards in Lagos.
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Embattled Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Isa Pantami, on Wednesday, attended the Federal Executive Council meeting presided over by the President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.),
The PUNCH has learnt.
This is despite the overwhelming call for the resignation or sacking of the minister over his past controversial comments on terrorist groups including Taliban and Al-Qaeda.
But an unperturbed Pantami virtually attended the FEC meeting with venue at Aso Villa in Abuja.
The FEC meeting was the first to be presided over by the President after his 15-day medical trip to London, United Kingdom.
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USSD: Reps wade into N42b Telcos’, Banks’ Debt tussle
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By Tordue Salem – Abuja
The House of Representatives, Tuesday, intervened in the conflict between telecommunication companies and banks over N42billion debts from Unstructured Supplementary Service Data(USSD).
The House adopted a motion to the effect, on Tuesday citing its Order 8 Rule 4.
A motion entitled: “Urgent Need to Intervene In the Impasse of N42billion debt between Telecommunication Operators and Banks and Banks and other Financial Institutions”, was sponsored by Rep. Ossai Nicholas Ossai(PDP-Delta).
In presenting his Motion, Ossai recalled that “in a bid for the Central Bank of Nigeria to realize one of its statutory mandate of Promoting Monetary Stability and Sound Financial System in Nigeria, designed a Cashless Policy, that will provide innovations, easy mobile payment, cost reduction, and convenient financial services to millions of Nigerians living in urban and rural areas. One o