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Top Nigerian Newspaper Headlines For Today, Friday, 10th April, 2020

Top Nigerian Newspaper Headlines For Today, Friday, 10th April, 2020
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MTN disconnects Globacom over N4 4b debt

‎MTN Nigeria has partially disconnected over 46 million Globacom subscribers from reaching their families and friends using MTN mobile service. The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) said the…

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Nigerian broadcast regulator orders outlets to stop using Twitter amid nationwide block

Nigerian broadcast regulator orders outlets to stop using Twitter amid nationwide block
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Nigerian broadcast regulator orders outlets to stop using Twitter

PFUJ condemns attack on Jugnu Mohsin President Arif Alvi calls for discouraging fake news Journalist terminated for assaulting female colleague in India Hamid Mir clarifies outburst at Islamabad protest Top news websites hit by global outages No live broadcast of Pak-England series in Pakistan: minister Pakistan, China to launch joint TV channel, claims Indian paper Ariana News journalist killed in targeted explosion IFJ, PFUJ call for withdrawal of proposed PMDA Ordinance 03:29 AM JournalismPakistan.com June 09, 2021 Published 5 hours ago ABUJA Nigerian authorities should end their suspension of Twitter’s operations in Nigeria, not threaten to punish news outlets for using the platform, and allow the press to use social media networks freely, the Committee to Protect Journalists said on Wednesday.

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Fallacies of health hazards associated with 5G

By Jessica Dogo, The deployment of the Fifth Generation Technology (5G) has raised controversies across the globe. In Nigeria, some people even erroneously believed that the country has already deployed the technology, which they alleged was dangerous to people’s health. Nonetheless, 5G was approved for trial by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) in November 2019 to run for a period of three months. 5G is the new global wireless standard, after 1G, 2G, 3G and 4G networks, designed to connect virtually everyone and everything including machines, objects and devices. 5G wireless technology is designed to deliver higher multi-Gbps peak data speeds, ultra-low latency, more reliability, massive network capacity, increased availability and a uniform user experience to more users.

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