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Mr Ernest Ndukwe, Executive Vice Chairman of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), has advised Nigerians to use only government approved telephone handsets.
Ndukwe, who was speaking at a stakeholders' forum in Lagos recently, urged subscribers to visit the Commission's website to know the types of handets approved for use in the country.
He said that the NCC was working with the Nigerian Customs Service to ensure that only approved handsets were allowed in to the country.
Ndukwe advised subscribers to beware of fake handsets, which he said, had flooded the market and warned them to desist from buying sub-standard phones.
He said that not all Chinese products were inferior as being suggested by some, noting that China had come a long way in technology.
``Some telecoms operators in Nigeria patronise Chinese handsets because they are superior phones but there are some Chinese handsets in Nigeria that are not the types approved for us,” he said.
The electoral victories of US Democratic candidate, Barrack Obama and Edo State Action Congress (AC) candidate in the 2007 Gubernatorial elections, Comrade Adams Oshiomhole have continued to excite Imo people, up to the extent that a law maker in the Imo State House of Assembly, Hon Ray
Gov. Babatunde Fashola of Lagos recently expressed confidence that his counterpart in Edo, Mr Adams Oshiomhole, would turn-around the fortunes of the state.
``I'm sure the dark days are gone for good in Edo,” Fashola, who returned from Oshiomhole's swearing-in Benin aboard a chartered aircraft, told
Zone Nine Police Command, Umuahia, Abia State have arrested two suspected fake doctors operating illegal hospitals in Imo State, few months after a teenage girl died in their hands as a result of unsuccessful caesarean operation.
Parading the suspects before newsmen, the Assistant Inspector General of Police in charge of the
Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar returned to Nigeria on Friday, from Dubai, to quell controversies on his change of political party, insisting he is still a member of the Action Congress (AC).
Atiku, accompanied by his aides and political associates at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja told newsmen that he was not aware of his posters adorning major streets
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