•Injured Iranian sailors rescued from their frigate IRIS Dena after a US submarine torpedoed it off Sri Lanka’s coast amid the Middle East war, receive treatment at the Karapitiya hospital in Galle, today Iran’s internet is still “around 1 percent of ordinary levels”, monitor Netblocks said today, leaving most Iranians struggling to access in...
•Tonto Dikeh with Olakunle Churchill The internet is abuzz with drama as Rosy Meurer speaks out after Tonto Dikeh and Olakunle Churchill reconciled amid accolades recently. Meurer, who married Churchill three years after his divorce from Dikeh, had previously denied snatching her friend’s husband, claiming Dikeh was like a member of her family...
•Internet A coalition of Civil Society Organisations has condemned what it termed as “intentional” disruption of internet connection during the ongoing protest against hunger in the country, saying the act at critical time as this would only exacerbate the underlying concerns of the Nigerian citizens. The group described the action as unaccept...
Nigerian telecom providers have attributed the country’s recent internet disruptions to cable cuts by hoodlums during the #EndBadGovernance protests. This explanation comes after accusations from various organisations that some network providers deliberately interfered with the network to restrict coverage of the demonstrations. Speaking on be...
•Marine cable As good as technology is, the lack of it can turn the world upside down. LUCAS AJANAKU writes on the undersea cable cut, which has paralysed internet services across parts of Africa, reports The Nation. As of December 2022, according to statistics from the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), total fibre optics deployment ac...
•Subsea cables Submarine cable company, MainOne says it may take up to two weeks to repair undersea cable cut which disrupted internet services in Nigeria, Ghana, Cote D’Ivoire, Senegal, and other West African and East African countries since Thursday. The company said the cause of the network outage was as a result to a fault […]
•Subsea cables Damage to at least three subsea cables off the West Coast of Africa yesterday disrupted internet services in Nigeria, Ghana and other countries across the continent. Telecommunications subscribers and bank users, as well as your soar away online newspaper The Frontier, were stranded for hours as the disruption paralysed digital ...
•The suspects Operatives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, on Wednesday, arrested 14 individuals suspected of internet fraud at a “Yahoo Academy” in Makurdi. According to a statement on the agency’s X account, acting on intelligence, operatives from the Makurdi Zonal Command raided a three-bedroom apartment along Achusa Road, Be...
The Ibadan Zonal Command of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has arraigned eleven students of Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) before Justice Nathaniel Ayo-Emmanuel of the Federal High Court, Osogbo, Osun State for their alleged involvement in internet fraud. In a release signed by the head media and publicity EFCC, Dele Oye...
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