Understanding the grey areas in the sale of 9mobile
03 December 2018 |
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Executive Vice Chairman of the Nigerian Communications Commission says the commission is yet to issue a new operating license to Teleology while responding to questions raised by a House of Reps committee over the takeover of 9mobile by Teleology.
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