Tag: Okoh Aihe
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So, what happens to SkillUp Imo now? – By Okoh Aihe
Please, don’t let the above question trouble you. It’s my response to the SkillUp Imo documentary which I watched recently. It was so totally unexpected but so delightfully nourishing at the end that I couldn’t have asked for anything better to see on television that very day.
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New telecom tariffs are here – By Okoh Aihe
New telecom tariffs are here, and this is official. The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) said Monday night that it has granted a 50 percent tariff adjustment to the industry operators for industry sustenance and for continuing service delivery.
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The wrong call for telecoms tariff hike – By Okoh Aihe
I am an unrepentant apostle of telecom tariff hike. Some guys will nearly put my head on a chopping board for this, as it looks almost surreal for anybody in his right senses to advocate for an upward cost review of products and services at a time so many people are being pushed into multidimensional…
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From America to Nigeria, good technology possible without pains – By Okoh Aihe
The tech industry promises to be very interesting this year. It will bring excitment, it will also inflict pain. Nations will go after each other and try to sabotage each other’s growth where possible. Others will expand growth and dominance and even extend it to conquest as manifest display of strength.
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On telecoms tariffs, let the Act decide in 2025 – By Okoh Aihe
Tariff occupied centre stage. There was a reported tariff hike in the industry which was immediately denied by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), also reportedly.
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Not a good story for telecoms as year ends – By Okoh Aihe
I have had the unenviable opportunity of living in two states and the Federal Capital Territory in the past three months. All the time, my phone is my most prized item because it connects me to my base and my family.
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Timothy Eigbona Okoh – The light shines forever
By February 10, 1957, when he was born, the nation was trapped in the vortex of a fierce struggle for Independence. The locals saw hope in the future of a country that would emerge from the clutches of the colonialists.
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Let the NBC be – By Okoh Aihe
I am not about to write an elegy for the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) yet. Afterall, the regulator of the broadcast industry is not dead although it suffered jeopardy recently.
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The system failed my Brother – By Okoh Aihe
This is not the kind of material I want to be writing at this time but necessity has placed it upon me to do so, in case somebody finds it useful and may want to act for the good of society.
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CPSG – The Centre comes with boosters for Public Sector Governance – By Okoh Aihe
There has been a sustained conversation about cleaning up the governance structure of the public service in order to create institutions that function for the good, growth and wellbeing of the people.