A leading messaging platform and subsidiary of Meta INC, Whatsapp, may soon suspend its services in Nigeria. This potential disruption in its service follows the imposition of a $220 million fine on Meta Platforms for allegedly breaching data privacy laws. According to TechCabal, Meta is considering withdrawing certain services in Nigeria in response to the…
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The internet outage which hit Nigeria and some other African countries may persist for up to five weeks, according to the latest reports. In an update yesterday, one of the undersea cable companies affected by the service disruptions, MainOne, said that the situation might persist for two to three weeks for the problem to be…
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The Nigerian Communications Commission has disclosed on Monday that Globacom subscribers will not be able to make calls to MTN lines soon due to the non-settlement of interconnect charges. This was contained in a public notice signed by Director, Public Affairs Department, Reuben Muoka. The statement noted that the NCC has granted partial approval for…
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MTN Nigeria has announced that the recent cancellation of airtime and data loan debts for some subscribers was due to an error in the company’s system. Subscribers who had their debts cancelled will be required to pay back the money once the error is fixed, according to an MTN customer care official. “Users would still…
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