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After a long wait for Big Brother Nigeria reality TV show to return it finally came back but with a big slap on the face of the country it shares name with.

The reality TV show commenced shooting recently but it is been shot in South Africa.

Nigerian Minister for information, Lai Muhammed who lamented on how Nigerians bombarded his office with calls seeking answers why the highly anticipated Multi-Choice reality TV show is been shot in SA.

The Minister has directed National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) to investigate the circumstances surrounding the shooting of the on going Nigeria star making reality TV show in South Africa.

According to the statement released on Tuesday in Abuja, Lai Muhammed said NBC should determine whether the shooting of the show in South Africa has breached the Nigerian Broadcasting code in anyway.

Meanwhile, he also urge Nigerians to allow NBC and the government to handle the situation legally.

"As a country of laws, only the outcome of NBC investigation can determine our next line of action " - Lai Muhammed. 

MMM lovers inability to get their money out of the system due to the current state of MMM platform; created an opportunity for people to explore other peer to peer platforms which Smile2charity is currently climbing the ladder of growth daily as participants shares testimonies without hesitation thereby attracting more members daily.

We joined Smile2charity Whatapp group to confirm if people are truly getting paid so we asked the members to share their testimonies with us and we were amazed by their response as some have made thousands of naira while some are already close to making millions of naira.

Below are pictures story of Smile2charity participants who shared with us the amount they have made so far.

Image showing Smile2charity participants at level 2 who have already paid the sum 10,800 naira to their upline now receiving the same amount of money back from their downline. They have received 2 payments each. They are expecting 23 payments more before they upgrade to level 3 which is the last level. Wow! so cool!

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According to reports, Literature Nobel, Professor Wole Soyinka once said he will destroy his US green card if Donald Trump made is way to the White House to protest against the Republican billionaire’s campaign promises to get tough on immigration. .

Immediately after US president - elect, Donald Trump won the US 2016 election beating Hillary Clinton hands down, people have been expectant if the literature genius will do as he said.

According reports, professor Wole Soyinka on Thursday, said he has fulfilled his pledge to throw away his US residency green card and leave the country if Donald Trump won the presidential election.
“I have already done it, I have disengaged (from the United States). I have done what I said I would do,” the 82-year-old told AFP on the sidelines of an education conference at the University of Johannesburg. .

“I had a horror of what is to come with Trump… I threw away the (green) card, and I have relocated, and I’m back to where I have always been” — meaning Nigeria. .

The prolific playwright, novelist and poet won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1986 and has been a regular teacher at US universities including Harvard, Cornell and Yale.

Subscribers of the Global System of Mobile telecommunications across the country would pay more for data with effect from December 1, 2016, The PUNCH learnt on Monday.

Although the telecoms companies declined to speak on the matter, top management workers across the networks confirmed the story to our correspondent, saying that the directive was from the Nigerian Communications Commission.

Speaking on the condition of anonymity, a senior management employee of Etisalat Nigeria said,

“The NCC issued the directive late last week on the orders of the Federal Government. We have not announced it yet because most of the major telcos have been meeting the NCC on how to reverse this policy, because it will be too harsh for Nigerians.

“However, we further gathered that the Federal Government took the decision having discovered that data rates are very low-priced in Nigeria, compared to other countries, including nearby African countries.

“The government might have also taken the decision given that Nigerian subscribers have been kicking against the proposed nine per cent Communication Tax, whose bill is currently in the National Assembly.”

Pleading not to be mentioned, an employee of MTN said,

“What this means is that MTN, Airtel, Etisalat And Globacom will increase their data rates as from December 1, 2016. A data plan of N1,000 for 1.5 Gigabytes will now be increased to N3,000 at N1,000 per 500 Megabytes.”

In text messages sent out to its subscribers, MTN, Africa’s mobile telecommunications giant, confirmed that it had agreed to implement the directive of the NCC.

The MTN text read, “Dear customer, please be informed that from 1st of December, some MTN data tariffs will be increased to reflect the new rates set by the NCC for operators. Thank you.”

The PUNCH could not obtain an official response from the NCC at of the time of filing this report.

However, a representative of the commission said that the telecoms regulator was unaware of such plans by the operators, even as she said her bosses had claimed ignorance of the circulated message.

“We are unaware of it. I just asked my bosses; they are unaware. We will forward your query to MTN for appropriate attention,” she said over the telephone.

However, in a letter by the NCC to the operators sighted by our correspondent, the commission stated,

“This rate will subsist pending the finalisation of the study on the determination of cost-based pricing for retail broadband and data services in Nigeria.

“In order to provide a level playing field for all operators in the industry, small operators and new entrants to acquire market share and operate profitably, small operators and new entrants are hereby exempted from the price floor for data services.”

It added, “For the avoidance of doubt a small operator is one that has less than 7.5 per cent market share and a new entrant is an operator that has operated less than three years in the market.

“All operators are to ensure that subscribers are not automatically migrated to pay-as-you-go platform.

“Also, note that effective date for the interim price floor is December 1, 2016.”

Reacting to the development, the President, National Association of Telecommunications Subscribers, Mr. Adeolu Ogunbanjo, said that the NCC representative was being economical with the truth.

He said that for MTN to have sent out millions of text messages to its subscribers “clearly shows that the NCC indeed issued the directive.”

Ogunbanjo, however, said that the association would resist the tariff hike, adding,

“We will challenge it in court. We are going right away to set the machinery in motion. We are also going to do an urgent letter to the NCC Executive Vice Chairman, Prof. Umar Danbatta, which we will drop in his e-mail box.

“Unfortunately, the notice is short; yet the order will take effect from December 1. It is not just good for broadband penetration, whatever the reason may be. It is against telecoms subscribers.”

According to him, data availability means more youth engagement because they use data to develop apps and build software.

“But with what the NCC has done, these boys who develop apps will be slowed down and limited. The cost of doing business will also increase,” he added.

[Source: gossipmill]

There was an unfortunate fire outbreak at Bakassi Hall of Yaba College of Technology early this morning. The fire has since been put off by the College firemen.

The fire began on the fourth and topmost floor, making access to the point of attack difficult. Thank God the College fire service is equipped with an excavator, which immediately came into use.

It is surprising the kind of falsehood broadcast by Channel Television and it's cohorts that there was no water to quench the fire, based on falsity sent to them by some misguided students. The question is, where did the water used to put off the fire come from.

Meanwhile, the Rector, Dr. Margaret Kudirat Ladipo has called on the College community to remain calm while the Management finds immediate solution to the exigencies.

The College has also suspended academic activities till further notice. The College will address the Press on this incident at about noon.

Charles Oni PhD: HEAD OF PUBLIC RELATION YABA COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY.

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After several months of campaign and struggle with lot of strategically made speeches by both elephant US presidential seat aspirants the people of United State of America finally made Donald Trump the next US president to guide Americans to their future.