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Exclusive: Ovia returns controversial spectrum issued by ex-President

Mr Jim Ovia, Chairman of mobile phone company, Visafone, has returned a controversial telecoms frequency spectrum issued his company on the directive of ex-President Goodluck Jonathan to the Nigerian government.

byTechnology Times Staff

01/06/2015

in News, The Big Story

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