NIGERIAN GSM AT 10

What The Network Operators

 Won’t Want You To Know About

And The Regulator

Won’t Say Anything About

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Hi My Name Is Emmanuel

        I make bold to say that the coming of

GSM to Nigeria has no doubt transformed

the telecoms connectivity of the nation.

        After all I was physically involved

in trying to establish an interconnect regime

at the time of coming to being

of other network operators

 

Between 1999 and 2001, while the number

of installed telephone lines was about

1.2Million, the connected lines

stood at about 400,000.

 

However, as at June 2011,

the number of active lines (subscribers)

stood at 90,533,178 according to figures

stated by the

Nigerian Communication Commission (NCC)

 

Mobile GSM: 84,093,173

        Mobile (CDMA): 5,558,612

        Fixed Wired/Wireless: 881,393

        Total:             90,533,178

        Source:

http://www.ncc.gov.ng/index5_e.htm

 

Judging from these statistics,

Nigeria is indeed the fastest growing

telecoms industry in Africa

 

No doubt the industry in the last 10 years

has brought a large inflow of investment

into the country, created

reasonable employment opportunity

and has brought a large sum of revenue

to the Federal Government

through the regulatory body in the form

of licensing fees and sale of spectrum.

 

Enough of the positive aspects

let us talk about you and me

that form the statistics of active lines.

 

Over 4 billion people around the world

own cell phones and as the market

for new devices are growing,

so has concerns about the safety

of cell phone radiation.

 

Recent studies have found significantly

higher risks

for brain and salivary gland tumors

among people who have used

cell phones for 10 years or longer.

 

The state of the science is provocative

and troubling, and much more

research is essential.

 

Indeed there is urgent need

for Nigeria

to carry out an in-depth research

in view of the fact that cell phones

have become the primary means of

communication rather than secondary.

 

This is even so because the average

Nigerian

stays longer on the phone than its

European or American counterpart.

This is evident by the promotion of

free night calls by the various

network operators.

 

Let’s Talk About You And Me Now

 

How many mobile phones do you own

 1, 2, 3 or even 4?

 

        Do you have a network operator,

base station/mast installed

in your compound?

 

Are you thinking of negotiating with

a network operator for a base station/mast

to be installed in your compound

because of the attractive payout?

 

Do you have a network operator,

base station/mast

installed in your office premises?

 

        Are you trying to lobby or negotiate

with one

because of the attractive payout?

Then, you can’t afford not to sign up

for my complimentary report now.

 

Why You Ask Me?

 

Your Health Might Already Be In Danger!

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Many people living near masts

are experiencing increasing health problems

at levels as low as 0.05 volts per metre,

especially sleep disruption, headaches,

tiredness,

behavior changes in children, epilepsy,

nosebleeds and skin complaints.

 

Since the Dead have no electrical

brain activity with which

an external electromagnetic field

can interfere; will you rather be dead

so that the negative effects of GSM

(electromagnetic fields) will not

have any adverse effect on you?

 

I’m sure you will prefer to be alive.

 

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