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ANALYSIS: As Nigeria advances quest for national database, concerns remain
Nigeria established the National Identity Database (NIDB) in 2007 to integrate all identity documents into the National Identification Number (NIN)
When Kano Pillars shared pictures of their new player, homeboy Ahmed Musa, 28, at the training ground
flanked by 25-year-old defender Abdullahi Musa, many accused the latter of being older than he claims.
Ahmed Musa and Abdullahi Musa
They arguably had fair reasons to doubt as accusations like this
are not new. In fact, age falsification in football is so commonplace in Nigeria that it has earned its own moniker: “football age.”
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Having embraced the USF in 2010 and from an implementation perspective in 2018-2019, the industry regulator purposes to embark on the second USF phase guided by learnings of positive outcomes, albeit the inception phase having largely been riddled with insecurity concerns.
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The mandate of ensuring the penetration of ICT services in remote areas reckoned as commercially unviable by licensed national telecom operators, has according to Dr. Emma Otieno opened a window for a new ICT ecosystem primed to unleash a virtuous cycle of transforming multiple economic and social activities geared to benefit citizens despite of their remote geo-locations in the country.
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Twenty two of these new phone boxes will be installed in Dublin city over the coming days
‘Digital Pedestal’ phone kiosks with touch-sensitive screens and advertising space will be installed in Dublin City. By Cónal Thomas Wednesday 12 May 2021, 12:06 PM 2 hours ago 33,429 Views 50 Comments
TWENTY TWO NEW phone boxes are to be installed in Dublin City in the coming days, according to Eir.
The company said that it had agreed to work with Councils to provide alternatives to the old kiosk-style payphones after the Commission for Communications Regulations removed Eir’s obligations to provide payphones earlier this year.
According to Eir, 22 new ‘Digital Pedestal’ phone kiosks with touch-sensitive screens and advertising space will be installed in Dublin City.