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BUDGET ADDRESS 2022-2023 PRESENTED BY PRIME MINISTER HON. ROOSEVELT SKERRIT - Vimarsana News

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Pantami: FG saved over N22bn from IT clearance process - Vimarsana News

Pantami: FG saved over N22bn from IT clearance process

Isa Pantami, minister of communications and digital economy, says the enforcement of Information Technology clearance process of the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) saved Nigeria over N22.45 billion.

Better WiFi on more Greater Anglia trains thanks to EE - Vimarsana News

Better WiFi on more Greater Anglia trains thanks to EE

The new EE masts will boost WiFi on Greater Anglia's modern trains. - Credit: Paul Geater Greater Anglia has teamed up with mobile provider EE to boost the WiFi signal on its trains across the region. The train operator commissioned the installation of new mobile phone masts at points along the railway where the signal has previously been weak to improve the on train WiFi and on-board systems that require a 4G signal. In total, 35 masts will be put up with11 in Suffolk, nine in Essex, eight in Norfolk, six in London and one in Cambridgeshire. So far 24 have been installed.

Better WiFi on more Greater Anglia trains thanks to EE | East Anglian Daily Times - Vimarsana News

Better WiFi on more Greater Anglia trains thanks to EE | East Anglian Daily Times

The new EE masts will boost WiFi on Greater Anglia's modern trains. - Credit: Paul Geater Greater Anglia has teamed up with mobile provider EE to boost the WiFi signal on its trains across the region. The train operator commissioned the installation of new mobile phone masts at points along the railway where the signal has previously been weak to improve the on train WiFi and on-board systems that require a 4G signal. In total, 35 masts will be put up with11 in Suffolk, nine in Essex, eight in Norfolk, six in London and one in Cambridgeshire. So far 24 have been installed.

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