Nigerian Communication Commissions (NCC) has urged customers of telecommunication operators to lodge their complaints of unsatisfactory services through its 622 Toll-Free-Line. Mr Umar Danbatta, Executive Vice Chairman of the commission, said this at the 95th Edition of Consumers Outreach Programme in Dutse on Friday. Danbatta, represented by Director, Consumers Affairs Bureau of the commission, Mrs Felicia Onwuegbuchulam, said that the commission was disturbed with the various complaints from customers. The complaints include unsolicited text messages and calls, failure/refusal to roll over unused data services at the expiration of data bundled by service providers. Others are automatic renewal of data services…

Helicopter that brought Vice -President Yemi Osinbajo to Nigeria Customs Command and Staff College, Gwagwalada, Abuja, could not take him back to the villa as it was said to have made a forced landing about 30 seconds after take-off. Mr Osinbajo had been invited as Special Guest of Honour to a ceremony that saw the graduation of 40 senior officers of Customs. The event was attended by Chief of Army Staff, Mr Tukur Buratai; Chief of Air Staff, Mr Sadiq Abubakar; Minister of Finance, Mrs Kemi Adeosun, Comptroller-General of Customs, Mr Hameed Ali and other top officials of the government…

Senate has confirmed Mr Adamu Abdu-Kafarati as Chief Judge of Federal High Court. President Muhammadu Buhari had on Tuesday written a letter to the Senate seeking confirmation of his appointment. Abdu-Kafarati was sworn-in as Acting Chief Judge of Federal High Court in September 2017. He succeeds Mr Ibrahim Auta who retired as chief judge last year. Senate had in March urged Mr Buhari to forward nomination of Abdu-Kafarati to the upper legislative chamber for approval as substantive Chief Judge of Federal High Court to avoid constitutional crisis. Abdu-Kafarati was confirmed after Senate adopted the report from its committee on Judiciary,…

National Assembly, comprising Senate and House of Representatives, on Thursday adjourned plenary sessions till July 3, 2018. The break, according to spokesmen of both chambers, was to enable legislators take part in the forthcoming Sallah celebration. They added that legislative activities, especially plenary sessions, would be put on hold within the period of the break. While announcing the break, both spokesmen used the opportunity to reel out the achievements of the legislative arm of government in three years of its inauguration. They also thanked Nigerians and the media for their steadfastness and belief in the legislators. "I want to tell…