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...

IBEDC REFUTES CLAIMS OF LAYING OFF 3,000 WORKERS. (PHOTO).


 IBEDC Refutes Claims of Laying Off 3,000 Workers


The Ibadan Electricity Distribution Company (IBEDC) has dismissed reports suggesting it recently terminated 3,000 employees, calling the claims inaccurate and misleading.


In a statement on Tuesday, IBEDC clarified that its total workforce is approximately 2,500, making it impossible to dismiss more workers than it employs.


“The total number of IBEDC employees is around 2,500. How could we possibly dismiss more than our total workforce?” the statement read.


The company emphasized that such large-scale layoffs would severely impact its operations and ability to serve customers. It also condemned the misinformation linking it to issues affecting another organization and its staff, urging journalists and the public to verify facts before spreading false reports.


“As a responsible corporate entity committed to ethical human resource practices, we encourage the media and the public to confirm details before publishing misleading reports,” IBEDC stated.


Meanwhile, reports had surfaced of protests organized by the Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) in Oyo State, involving workers recruited through an outsourcing firm for IBEDC. The protesters demanded better wages, improved promotion opportunities, and claimed some of their members had been dismissed.


Labour union leaders, including the recently retired Commissioner of Police, Ayodele Sonubi, and other stakeholders, have since stepped in to address the concerns.

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