The Association of Licensed Telecommunications Operators of Nigeria (ALTON) has urged the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) and the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to engage the stakeholders of financial and telecoms industries in a meeting in a bid to put an end to the lingering controversies surrounding the USSD issues.

Despite spending a chunk of their hard-earned money on data daily, Nigerians, in recent times, have been getting services seemingly below their expectations. BRANDPOWER captures their growing frustration with the broadband service providers amidst the floundering Nigerian economy.

Despite Nigeria’s solid support for the freedom of black South Africans from the shackles of Apartheid, South Africans have continued to curiously pay us back with tainted coins. Nigerians have for long been the target of vicious violence attacks on their persons, homes and businesses for reasons bordering on envy. As the targeted attacks on fellow black Africans, and Nigerians in particular, continue unabated with a recent spike drawing wide condemnation across the globe, BRANDPOWER examines what the trending issue portends for African brotherhood and business survival.

Following the escalation of xenophobic attacks on Nigerians living in South Africa, the federal government has summoned the country’s High Commissioner to Nigeria to a meeting. The impromptu but planned meeting is scheduled for 11 a.m Tuesday morning and would take place at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Abuja.

Dangote Cement Plc on Tuesday, regained its position as the biggest listed firm on the Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE as sell-offs were witnessed in MTN Nigeria Communication Plc.