UNDERSTANDING DEVICE FEATURES CAN HELP NIGERIANS SAVE DATA, MTN REVEALS. (PHOTO).

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 Understanding Device Features Can Help Nigerians Save Data, MTN Reveals Mobile network operator MTN has offered insights into why many Nigerians experience rapid depletion of their mobile data subscriptions, pointing to smartphone features and user understanding as critical factors in managing consumption effectively. Speaking on the issue, a representative identified as Kojode highlighted that many modern smartphones come equipped with built-in functionalities designed to help users monitor and control their data usage. These features, if properly utilized, can significantly extend the life of a data plan. Leveraging Smartphone Monitoring Tools Kojode explained that users often overlook readily available tools within their device settings that provide detailed breakdowns of data consumption. These include: • Data Usage Trackers: Most smartphones allow users to see which applications are consuming the most data over a specified period. This insight enables users to identify data-h...

FG SEALED ABUJA POPULAR SUPERMARKET FOR UNNECESSARY PRICE HIKE. (PHOTO).


 As the crackdown on hoarding and price fixing is initiated, the FG has taken action to seal off the Sahad Store in Abuja


Twenty-four hours following President Bola Tinubu’s announcement to address the root causes of the food crisis, the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) took action by closing down Sahad Store, a well-known supermarket located in the Garki district of Abuja.


The supermarket management has been alleged of misleading customers by applying different prices than those indicated on the shelves.


The implementation was spearheaded by Adamu Ahmed Abdullahi, the Acting Executive Vice Chairman of FCCPC….

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