Petition to the Federal Government and Igbo Leadership on the systemic marginalisaiton of Ndigbo in national affairs by Chief Ben Ogbonna - ITREALMS

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A PETITION TO THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT AND IGBO LEADERSHIP ON THE SYSTEMIC MARGINALIZATION OF NDIGBO IN NATIONAL AFFAIRS.

To:

The President and Commander-in-Chief, Federal Republic of Nigeria, The National Assembly (Senate and House of Representatives), The Leadership of Ohanaeze Ndigbo, The Governors of the Southeast, The Igbo Political Class, Media Practitioners, Journalists, and Bloggers of Southeastern Nigeria.

There comes a time when silence becomes a betrayal—when the price of keeping quiet outweighs the comfort it offers. I write this petition not out of anger, but out of conscience. Not to divide, but to awaken. Not as a partisan, but as an Igbo son deeply concerned about the growing pattern of exclusion, erasure, and marginalization of my people in the affairs of our country.

Reuben Muoka appointed NCC’s Director Public Affairs - ITREALMS

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The management of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has appointed an innovative journalist and consummate public relations practitioner, Mr. Reuben Muoka, as its new Director of Public Affairs (DPA).

Reuben Muoka takes over from Dr. Ikechukwu Adinde, who has assumed duties as the Director of Special Duties Department of the Commission.

MTN group names Sekha, ED regulatory affairs

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The South Africa-based mobile telecommunications operator, MTN Group, has appointed Felleng Sekha as its new regulatory affairs chief, reports ITRealms.

This is coming as the fine recently by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) reportedly affected MTN to the extent the group witnessed its first-ever half-yearly loss.

MTN spokesman, Mr. Chris Maroleng in a public statement available to ITRealms, said the MTN has appointed Felleng Sekha, a South African, as its new executive for regulatory affairs and public policy effective from October 10.

ITRealms also reports that Sekha has extensive regulatory experience and previously worked at MTN in various roles, including having a five-year stint in Nigeria as executive director for corporate services, prior to the complaints that led to the $1bn fine.

"Felleng will... shape public policy and regulatory outcomes which are key to MTN achieving its business objectives," Maroleng said. 

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