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PRE-DISCONNECTION NOTICE TO
SUBSCRIBERS
The Nigerian Communications
Commission hereby notifies
the general public and
subscribers of THORST
LIMITED trading with the
brand name of “TELEFONICS”
that it has granted approval
to disconnect the operator
as a result of
non-settlement of
interconnect charges. The
operator’s number range is;
084– 255000 --- 084- 259999
The Commission received
applications to disconnect
the operator and in
accordance with the
Commission’s Guidelines on
“Procedure for Granting
Approval to Disconnect
Telecommunications
Operators” the affected
operator was notified of the
application and was given
opportunity to comment and
state its case.
The Commission having
examined the application and
circumstances surrounding
the indebtedness determined
that the affected operator
does not have sufficient and
or any reason for
non-payment of the
interconnect charges and
therefore decided to grant
approval as requested.
Consequently, the Commission
hereby calls on the
subscribers of the operator
to TAKE NOTICE that the
Commission has approved the
request to disconnect the
operator in accordance with
Section 100 of the Nigerian
Communications Act, 2003 and
Paragraph 8 (2) of the
Guidelines on Procedure for
Granting Approval to
Disconnect
Telecommunications
Operators.
TAKE NOTICE that at the
expiration of 21days from
the date of This Notice,
subscribers on this network
will no longer be able to
make or receive calls from
the network to Glo Mobile.’
STEVEN ANDZENGE
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Registration of
Phone users becomes real
NCC ( Nigeria's Communications regulator ), Telephone operators and Security agencies in Nigeria
have agreed to carry out registration of phone users in the country.
The consensus was reached during a consultative forum
hosted by the NCC for the operators at the behest of the security
agencies who have complained to the Commission that criminal activities
perpetrated through this category of users have become a source of
concern as disclosure of identities of the users are not required during
the purchase of the lines.
An action committee made up of officials of the NCC, the
operators, the security operatives, the media and other relevant bodies
was set up to work out the modalities and timelines for immediate
implementation of the scheme. The committee is to present its report
within four weeks. Hopefully an implementation date will be prescribed
when the committee submits its report.
NEW PRODUCT
INTEL launches Next Generation Wireless Chip
Intel,
the world's top PC chip maker, launched the next-generation of its
Centrino wireless chip during the week. That, in Intel’s forecast, will
provide a new revenue stream amid a broader push into mobile
technologies.
The next generation chipset combines wi-fi capability, which is only
usable within about 100 meters of hot-spot transmitters, and also with
WiMax, which allows for high-speed data transmission over much bigger
distances and can be used to blanket entire cities.
The chips are mainly intended to go into notebook computers, as the PC
industry moves to more mobile devices with new lighter technologies and
development of new wireless networks.
iPhone 3G beats all records
Apple says its iPhone 3G sold 1million pieces in its
first 3 days of launch last week beating its earlier iPhone to second
place, that having sold 1 million in 17 days in 2007. Another feat is
its quick spread into not less than 21 markets. The iPhone 3G has the
‘3G’ advantage over the iPhone in the sense that it has additional
networking feature and twice as fast as the earlier stuff. It also has
built-in GPS for expanded location-based mobile services.
Apple is notable for its digital media revolution with its iPod portable
music and video players and iTunes online store, and has entered the
mobile phone market with its revolutionary iPhone. Now it has marched on
with the iPhone 3G.
NEW STRATEGY OF SCAMMERS
Testimony of a scam victim
My name is Professor Moruf Adelekan.
On 3 June 2008, I received an email in my hotmail address asking me to
reconfirm my account or risk it being deleted. The mail stated that
"hotmail" is experiencing congestion problem, and would delete all
accounts not reconfirmed within 48 hours or so. This "hotmail" alert
mail looked quite genuine as it had the MSN logo etc. Believing this
mail was genuine, I responded by supplying all the required details
including my password. On 4 June 2008, I was alerted by friends all over
the globe that they have received an e-mail purportedly signed in my
name stating that I have been stranded in Malaysia and asking people to
send money to me via Western Union .
As I used the same password for my
yahoo account, the scammers also gained access into my yahoo account and
sent a similar mail to many people on the contact list. The fraudsters
changed the passwords in both accounts and completely denied me access
to the accounts. I could therefore only send out a disclaimer to a small
number of contacts who I could remember and reach by phone or through
other means
The amount of damage that the
scammers have done and could do in the short and long term could only
best be imagined.
First, the scammers have sent the
hoax mail to so many people all over the globe, including my several
contacts during my stint in the United Nations. Many of the latter I
have not communicated with for years. The mail has also gone to many
professional colleagues. Thanks to those of you who could contact me one
way or the other to check what has happened. However, many do not even
know where I work at the moment and I only hope they have not fallen
prey to the antics of the scammers. My Medical Director here in the UK
received his own copy of the e-mail while attending a conference in the
USA . He quickly left the conference room and sent a message to his
secretary to contact me before getting the money across to me. Of
course, I was sitting in my office when the MD's secretary contacted my
own secretary.
Secondly, I have many sensitive
documents in the two accounts that have been compromised. I have
therefore alerted my professional colleagues and bodies, business
concerns, local and international law enforcement agencies about this
scam to pre-empt and avert (as much as possible) any illegal use of
these documents.
Thirdly, this scam has put me and my
family under intense stress since 4 June 2008. In the days following
the scam, we had to respond to telephone calls from concerned colleagues
and friends from all continents 24 hours of the day.
Further the whole episode has been
like "robbery without a gun" with these scammers gaining full access to
documents I had always thought were "reservedly mine and confidential"
. There is also the fear of the unknown with regard to what illegal use
these scammers could make of the documents. Finally, it is
psychologically depressing and distracting when you have several work
time lines to meet.
What measures have I taken? I
reported the incident to yahoo and hotmail within 24 hours of its
occurrence. I received automated messages from both organizations
stating that some action would be taken. However, up till now, only
hotmail has asked me to formally lodge a complaint to them through my
Solicitor. I am currently working on the latter.
Following some advice I received
from an IT expert, I was able use the "forgot your password" prompt on
my old yahoo address, answered the security questions and reset my
password. Hence, I have regained full access to
my old yahoo address although I do
not intend to use the compromised address any longer. As hitherto
stated, I have alerted relevant individuals and organizations on the
security aspects of the scam.
Lessons to learn
1. Never fall into the same
trap I fell into. Never respond to any mail requesting that you
reconfirm your yahoo and hotmail account under whatever pretext,
particularly where you are requested to supply your password.
2. Please realize that the
scammers are becoming more desperate by the day and do not care in the
least about the possible multiple psychological, social and economic
consequences of their action. Hence, we should be sensitive to any
other tricks they may come up with.
A British MP Sarah McCarthy-Fry also
became a victim to a similar scam method last week (see BBC News
http://news. bbc.co.uk http://news. bbc.co.uk/ of 19 June 2008).
3. Do not keep or save
sensitive files and documents on your yahoo, hotmail or similar
accounts. They are no longer as safe as we had always thought they
were. The experts advise that such documents should be kept in our hard
disks and essentially should be password-protected.
Some people have even suggested that
yahoo and hotmail should no longer be used for serious business and we
should instead subscribe to less-popularized and less at-risk e-mail
providers. A serious food for thought, I would think.
4. Please read more about steps
to take to avoid becoming a victim to this scam technique called
phishing in the security sections of yahoo or hotmail.
5. Remember this is a clear
case of prevention being better than cure. If you fall a victim, you
are completely on your own struggling to cope to with the multiple
adverse effects, including contracting a solicitor to fight your case
for you. My experience is that yahoo and hotmail as organizations are
very slow in responding, if they do at all.They would also not take any
immediate action to close down the affected account due to privacy
rights of their subscribers, among other possible reasons.
6. Please circulate this write-up
widely to your family, friends and colleagues in order to raise
awareness and prevent more people falling victim to this scamming
technique.
Conclusion: E-mail scamming is
taking a frighteningly dangerous dimension as scammers now use the more
invasive method called phishing, which exposes their victim to serious
consequences as highlighted in this piece. Those of us whose daily
business hinge squarely on the e-mail system need to be fully aware of
this and other newly emerging scamming methods. We should alert one
another and work with relevant organizations including law enforcement
agencies to stop the scammers in their track. We should take all
precautions to avoid becoming a victim to what I have described as
"robbery without a gun". Thank God, I am not aware that any of my
contacts has sent any money to the scammers but this does not make the
possible short and long-term impacts any less damaging. I thank you all
for your support during this trying period.
Professor Moruf Adelekan
Blackburn, UK
22 June 2008
This write-up (unedited) reached CyberschuulNews
through the posting of Gbesimi Akperi
Obituary
Simbo Ntiro lost to auto accident
The Africa ICT community was struck by tragedy Sunday
July 13 when Mr. Simbo Ntiro was lost to an auto accident in his native
Dar es salaam, Tanzania. Simbo’s car ran over
a high pavement and it was stopped by a tree that was hit
sideways between the front wheel and the driver's door. He died
instantly.
46, Simbo
is a true activist of the ICT4D genre who is unassuming, energetic and a
good facilitator of the good on local, national, and international
fronts.
CyberschuulNews commiserates with his family, friends and the on-line
community which he served till the very last moments of his stay on
earth. May the Almighty give all of us the fortitude to bear this
indescribable pain. Sometimes when it is realized that death seems to
strike at the doors of our best, we are made to ask the question again,
whose interest does death serve?
CyberschuulNews 296
Akin Oyebode
calls for patronage of local expertise;
Engineers route for Ayo
Awojobi Centre
A befitting
centre for learning and research in engineering has been canvassed to immortalise the
name of late resourceful professor of mechanical engineering, Prof. Ayo
Awojobi. This emerged from a presentation made by Prof. O A Fakilede on
behalf of the Faculty of Engineering, University of Lagos where the late
professor worked for 19 years till he died in 1984 at 47.
The call for Ayo
Awojobi Centre was hailed by an audience which included very top
engineers and university administrators at an event to commemorate the
life and times of late Prof. Awojobi held midweek in Lagos.
In the audience
were top engineers including Prof VOS Olunloyo, President of Nigeria
Academy of Engineering, NAE; Kashim Ali, President of Nigerian Society of
Engineers, NSE; and Bayo Adeola, President, Association of Consulting
Engineers, Nigeria, ACEN. Although The Vice-Chancellor of the University
of Lagos, Prof. Tolu Odugbemi, was overseas on duty tour, all other principal officers of the
University including Two Deputy Vice-Chancellors, Registrar, Bursar,
Librarian, Director of Works and Services and several Deans of
Faculties, Colleges
and Schools were present. Also present were serving and retired
practising engineers including two retired Commandants of the Nigerian
Army Corps of Mechanical and Electrical Engineers, Gen. M.S Toki [Rtd.],
and Gen. Tunde Adebanjo [Rtd].
According to
several accounts of highly rated speakers at the event, if Ayo Awojobi had
lived to old age, he would have been seventy-one years old now. Having
completed his PhD in 1964 - two years after a Bachelors degree, he came
in as one of the pioneers of the then new Faculty of Engineering,
University of Lagos in 1965. Professor Ayo Awojobi died at the
relatively young age of 47 in the heat of the battle for a better
Nigeria. That battle still rages on. 'Sometimes', says Fakilede, 'one shudders at the risk
and other things Awojobi would have done under the Abacha regime he did
not live to see'.
The audience had
earlier listened to a Lecture by Prof Akin Oyebode, himself an
accomplished academic, who in the lecture, identifies
the crying and urgent need to trust our own ability by deploying local
expertise in confronting the critical problems of the day. He insists
that 'adopting a
turn-key approach, for example, in the design and construction of
projects constitutes a shameful and unacceptable vote of no confidence
in our engineers' suggesting therefore, a new policy which would
think Nigeria first before enlisting the help of the so-called foreign
development partners. According to Oyebode, 'If other developing countries which have since
turned the bend in their developmental efforts had relied so much on
foreigners as we do, it is unlikely that they would be exuding the
capability, self-confidence and competitiveness which have today made
them objects of envy even by the technologically advanced countries of
the West'.
Prof Akin Oyebode sees late Professor
Ayodele Awojobi as 'undoubtedly one of the most gifted and insightful
teachers that have ever paraded the precincts of (this) great citadel of
learning'. He says ‘anyone who had had the good fortune to encounter the
incredibly talented and prodigious polyvalent academic, would agree that Awojobi was indeed a man and a half, the likes of whom appear, perhaps,
only once in a generation’.
Ogun Sate Governor, Otunba Gbenga
Daniel who studied mechanical engineering under the tutelage of the late
genius said he came to read engineering because he wanted to read
whatever Ayo Awojobi read. He was Special Guest of Honour at the
Event. The moment an Awojobi prodigy, Engr. Busola Awojobi pledged his
family's desire to endow a price for excellence in students performance
in the Faculty of Engineering, Otunba Gbenga Daniel submitted himself
for participating in driving the process.
Julius Adelusi-Adeluyi, renown phamacist,
lawyer, entrepreneur and former Minister of Health as chairman of the
Lecture told the audience which also included Mrs. 'Bode Ayo-Awojobi, widow of
the late genius, to
always celebrate our stars so that common idiots do not end up starring
for our society.
The event to Commemorate the Life
and Times of Late Prof. Ayo Awojobi was packaged by the students whom he
taught engineering in the years of 1969 -72 at the University of Lagos.
Gen. Tunde Adebanjo [Rtd.] who is President of the association of the
old students said they would use their influence to drive the implementation
of the recommendations which emerged from the Lecture. He said a bust of
late Prof Ayo Awojobi is being erected in the Faculty to enable future
generations of students remember that Nigeria had stars and it is not
only common criminals who will occupy all the pages of our history
books.
Several works done by the late
professor and books written by him were on exhibition and copies of the
books he wrote on social engineering were given to those who were
present.
The organisers of the Event asked
those who desire to have the books to contact
titiomoettu@yahoo.co.uk
See also
A file on EXCELLENCE, SERVICE
AND PATRIOTISM
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Starcomms goes to the Capital
Market
Nigeria’s top three-play service provider, Starcomms, has
announced that it will on Monday July 14, 2008 get the listing of the
Nigerian Stock Exchange by way of introduction of 6,878,478,096 ordinary
shares of 50Kobo each representing its entire issued and paid up Capital
on the official list of the Stock Exchange at N13.65 per share.
Zain
opens shop in Ghana
Celtel
Ghana Holdings, part of the Zain Group, has marked its official
entry into Ghana with announcement of its plan to roll out
commercial services before the end of the year.
The company has also announced that the it will henceforth be
called and addressed as Zain Communications Ghana.
The Future that we can predict
- ICT continues to make a radical impact on our lives
- We shall ultimately use our names as telephone numbers and everyone will have one phone that works
- Most solutions shall come at a price which both the rich and the poor can afford
- The whole world shall communicate as if we all speak only one language
- And so on, and so on,
However these benefits shall favour only those :
- Who live in environments where their governments have made the right investments now
- Who have made themselves ready and e-compliant now
The opportunities are here now for you to tap into.
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Spam Text Messages still on the rise
Mobile phone users in Nigeria are
still experiencing an increase in the amount of fake text messages
announcing competition winnings. Chances are that Nigerians are vigilant
enough to avoid falling into their traps.
A Lagosian who responded to
questions from
Telecom Answers Associates however reasons that if clients are
not falling prey to the games those who are at it wont continue to be in
the business.
One such text messages doing the
rounds at the moment is claimed to originate from one of the Mobile
operators with wording such as "Congratulations, you have won a Toyota"
or "Congratulations you have won 25, 000 dollars, call 080X ABC DEFG".
Such scams are known to be popular
in markets where the economic realities induce poor citizens to seek
survival from very unusual endeavours. The matter is not helped by a
polity in which political leaders are routinely reported to steal very
huge amount of public money and governments which sometimes even sponsor
projects which encourage people to think they can earn money just by
some unusual luck. Things like ' E fit be u o '
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NIGERIAN COMMUNICATIONS
COMMISSION
Telecom Consumer Parliament
moves to Awka
The monthly Telecom Consumer
Parliament hosted by the
Nigerian Communications
Commission, NCC, will hold
at the Parktonian Hotel
along along Enugu-Onitsha
Express Way, Awka, Anambra
State, on Friday, June 27,
2008.
Telecom consumers, including
individuals and corporate
organizations in Anambra
State and adjoining states
are expected to attend the
Telecom Consumer Parliament
which commences at 1. 00 pm.
This is the 47th Edition of
the Parliament, an
innovative public awareness
and interaction programme
during which consumers of
telecom services meet
face-to-face with the
operators and are given the
opportunity to express their
views and complaints to them
with the presiding.
The Consumer Parliament
sessions have so far created
more awareness of the rights
of the consumer and the
obligations of the service
providers in the resolution
of their problems and
concerns.
The Parliament has also
enabled operators to clarify
issues pertaining to their
services delivery, and to
publicly give account of the
ways in which they provide
services to the subscribers.
The feedback from such
sessions are used by the
Commission to initiate
regulatory interventions.
For further Information,
Please Contact:
Dave Imoko,
Head, Public Affairs
Tel: 09 461 7105
Email:dimoko@ncc.gov.ng
www.ncc.gov.ng
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House 21/23, 14 Road, Gwarinpa II, Abuja
Announces
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17th Engineering Assembly
THEME:
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Attracting trade missions from United
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Germany, Belgium Malaysia, Egypt, Lebanon
etc.
Date
October 20 - 22, 2008
Venue
Lagos
Organised by
Association of
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ATCON
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Nigeria Telecom/ICT
Industry Data - December 2007 |
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Politics/Demography |
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Investment |
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Telephone Services |
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Internet Services |
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Government |
Democracy |
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Population |
140,003,542 |
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Land Space |
923,768sq.km |
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No of Sates |
36 |
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Capital |
Abuja |
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Comm Cptal |
Lagos |
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Frm Direct Inv |
$12.5b |
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From Prvt Inv |
$10.3b |
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From Licensing |
$2.2b |
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Maj Lcl ICT Cos |
36 |
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Conc. of ICT Inv. |
Lagos |
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Telephone Lines Fixed |
1.5m |
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Telephone Lines Mobile
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40m |
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No of Tel Operators 2007 |
18 |
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No of Tel Operators 2005 |
25 |
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No of Tel Operators 2002 |
8 |
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Ops deploying GSM Std |
4 |
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Ops deploying CDMA Std |
10 |
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Ops deploying other std |
4 |
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Tel ops that have wound up
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4 |
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Tel ops that have been bought
into |
1 |
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Tel ops that bought into others |
1 |
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Tel ops that have been bought
100% |
1 |
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Tel ops that have Unified
Licenses |
13 |
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U/Licensees yet to operate |
4 |
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National Operators |
2 |
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Int Users Estim. |
8.5m |
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Africa Estimate |
44.3m |
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Africa Highest 3 |
20.6m |
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No of ISPs |
120 |
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Major conc. of ISPs |
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Lagos |
70 |
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Abuja |
12 |
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Ibadan |
5 |
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States with ISPs |
19 |
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States with No ISPs |
17 |
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source. Not government
authorised. Informed comments
will be appreciated. Source :TAA
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Any Branch of First Bank: Credit A/C 2412010004800: THE CYBERSCHUUL)
After payment, send payment details to thecyberschuul@yahoo.co.uk
Payment can also be by Recharge card, For details, contact
thecyberschuul@yahoo.co.uk
Tel 01 793 8960; 0802 322 4572
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Training/Certification/Job
Find in Telecommunications
CD or Internet Download Model
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| Training Program Title |
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Cost of CD |
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Cost of Internet
Download |
| Telecom for
Non-Engineers |
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N5,000 |
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N2,000 |
| Basic Telecommunications |
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N5,000 |
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N2,000 |
| Advanced
Telecommunications |
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N5,000 |
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N2,000 |
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Payment either by cash
or via Bank [ First bank A/C No 2412010004800]
For payment, delivery and download details
Contact thecyberschuul@yahoo.co.uk Tel: 01 793
8960; 0802 322 4572
CD may be delivered by courier by paying N5,000 to
Any Branch of First Bank: Credit A/C 2412010004800: THE CYBERSCHUUL
After payment, send payment details to thecyberschuul@yahoo.co.uk
Internet Download
Content may be downloaded by payment of N2,000 to the Bank
Any Branch of First Bank: Credit A/C 2412010004800: THE CYBERSCHUUL)
After payment, send payment details to thecyberschuul@yahoo.co.uk
CD Purchase Centres: for N3,000 only.
Lagos: 26 Ajuwon Rd., Opp Grailland, Olopa junction, Iju
Lagos Agege: 40, Iju Rd.
Lagos M/Land: Hay-Bea Associates, 205 H/Macaulay St, Ebute-Metta
Ibadan: Easy Learning InfoTech Institute, First Inland Bank Building,
10 Moshood Abiola Av. Ring Road, Challenge
Ibadan: Jonathan King Ltd.; 6th Floor Cocoa House
Abuja: Suite 27, Aguiyi Ironsi Shopping Complex, Guard Brigade Hq.
Asokoro.
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