Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application Mississippi passed from this life he cherished so much on Tuesday Mississippi from the ravages of Agent Orange from the Vietnam War Lee was born in the early morning hours of August 9 He was named after his grandfather Leone but his name was misspelled on the birth certificate and kept the name Losone throughout his military career and into retirement life were spent on the road with his parents in the vagabond society of the great American Depression They lived in a Tear Drop trailer that his father Lyle made Lee immortalized those vagabond years in his published book "The Last Tear Drop." His father was a native of Michigan and his Russian mother was born in Ashabad FL where he began his formal education and graduated in 1952 from Seminole High School NC and various other towns in the rural south where his artistic parents operated roadside tourist shops Army and remained with this branch until 1962 with service in Germany and various parts of the world He attended the Nike/Hercules Guided Missile School in Ft Texas with an assignment to Germany where he helped establish Germany's Air Defense System during the Cold War he worked in the Polaris Missile program as a systems engineer for Vitro Laboratories in the Washington He joined the Air Force reserve and was called to active duty during the Cuban crisis and assigned to Hamilton Air Force Base California His ribbon rack holds 27 ribbons including distinguished military awards and Foreign Service Medals from the Korean War He was most proud of the Vietnamese Medal of Honor the Vietnamese Cross of Gallantry with Palm and the Vietnamese Presidential Unit Citation with a V for valor he was medically retired from active military service with the United States Air Force as a Master Sergeant (1stSgt) He joined the Mississippi State Guard where he served as a Captain and Intelligence Officer for the 3rd Brigade Following his many years of service to his Nation Lee was an asset to his community by serving as the first Director of Transportation for Biloxi School Public Schools under Dr He was an electronics instructor and logistician for the United States Air Force at Keesler Air Force Base He operated Lee's Auto Clinic for many years where he repaired automotive electronic problems that everyone had given up as non-repairable Margie were enthusiastic travelers and enjoyed the solitary moments of the sunrise and the unexpected sights around the next bend of the road in their Motorhome His favorite published book was "War Stories and Little White Lies” a story of boots on the ground Vietnam He was a member of the Sons of the American Revolution by Andrew Giltner who fought in the revolutionary war Ruth Parmeter Rockensues; and a half-brother James "Jim" Post passed away on Lee's 80t birthday in Nevada City He is survived by his wonderful loving wife Leonhard "Lee" Parmeter of Boca Raton Elisabeth "Sissy" Wasvick of Wilmer Alabama and Michelle Parmeter and her husband A Funeral Service will be held at 10:00 a.m Interment will follow at Biloxi National Cemetery at 11:00 a but I just don't want to be there when it happens." Now Lee will rest with all his fallen comrades in the hallowed grounds of the Biloxi National Cemetery when God calls all of his troops to their eternal muster Master Sergeant (1st Sgt) Losone Lee Parmeter was one of the last of a dying breed of Americans who honorably served our nation in peace Bradford-O’Keefe Funeral Home is honored to serve the family of Losone "Lee" Parmeter This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors · Finish Your Plate or Pay Extra! [20 Minutes]· Restaurant Tells Diners: Eat Up or Pay Up [The Local]· All All You Can Eat Coverage on Eater [-E-] The freshest news from the food world every day The Audiovisual Week of Oviedo (SACO – Semana del Audiovisual de Oviedo) which brings together various artistic disciplines related to film will hold its 6th edition from October 23 to November 1 In its program we can find a total of 7 film-concerts having its main event with the celebration of the 60th anniversary of ‘Psycho’ performed by the Oviedo Filarmonía conducted by maestro Anthony Gabriele Let’s see some of the remarkable events EL SILENCIO EN EL TIEMPO – Sunday 25/10/20 – 13:00h (Teatro Filarmónica) The Asturian group Losone presents ‘El silencio en el tiempo / The Silence in time’ a film that rescues a story about loss; a harsh and visceral homage The singularity of this work is that the film is born from its soundtrack Jandro Llaneza is responsible for the script they are the composers of the music and directors of the film The event will offer an expanded film show where the band will perform live their own story The powerful images that follow one another throughout the silent film ‘La Passion de Jeanne d’Arc (1928 find a certain logical accommodation in the formal discourse of baroque music Limited to France and England and specifically in the mid-seventeenth century the soundtrack created by the quartet Forma Antiqva will contain nuances by Mathew Locke Johann Jakob Froberger or Jean Baptiste Lully is one of the best films in the history of cinema as well as the pinnacle of Buster Keaton‘s creative genius as a filmmaker and comedian it was a commercial failure that condemned Keaton to lose his economic and artistic independence he always considered it his favorite movie César Latorre Trio gives color to each scene of the film squeezing the maximum resources of an acoustic-electronic palette where the traditional jazz piano trio combines its tones with the effects and programming of today’s music Original compositions and a custom-made improvisation to mark the signature and dynamism of this classic a restored 4K version is used obtained from a 35 mm copy from the original negative The music composed and arranged by Jacobo de Miguel for the film ‘Nosferatu portrays the relativity of right and wrong the ambiguity of human reason and its limits voice and acoustic guitar / Sandra Luquiños voice and glockenspiel / Verónica Rodríguez Tod Browning)’ was considered by the American critics of the time as a “repulsive” and “perverse” film but the French surrealist filmmakers were enthusiastic about this new version of the myth of the beauty and the beast wants to express three motives through music: love accordion and guitar / Sergio Sendón Merino Teinosuke Kinugasa)’ is a stimulating milestone in Japanese cinematography that was almost half a century lost and was found by the director himself in 1971 When Teinosuke Kinugasa released it in Tokyo in 1926 it was considered a strange work in comparison with the rest of the Japanese films of the time a benshi (professional narrator) told the story while some musicians played the soundtrack There is no information left about that original music The music created by the Kurutta Quartet has evident traces of the traditional Oriental music but combined with modern styles and technologies The Oviedo Filarmonía conducted by Anthony Gabriele will play live the fabulous music composed by Bernard Herrmann for this 1960 classic movie directed by Alfred Hitchcock Tickets for SACO 6 can be picked up at the website https://entradas.oviedo.es and through www.semanasaco.com 24 hours before each show or movie and only two invitations per person can be picked up More information about the film-concert cycle: https://www.semanasaco.com/saco-vi/cine-conciertos/ More information about this 6th edition of SACO at: https://www.semanasaco.com/ Discover a way to enjoy that music live in SoundTrackFest Here you will find all the information you need to live your favorite Soundtracks and meet the Composers Bountiful buffets can make many people’s eyes too big for their stomachs as they pile too much food onto their plates. For customers at one Swiss restaurant, wasting food is going to cost them charges customers 12 francs for an all-you-can-eat lunch buffet But for customers who do not consume all the food on their plate they will be charged an additional 5 francs Restaurant owner Giovanni Tafuro implemented the rule this week to discourage customers from wasting food The new policy is clearly stated in the menu and at the food counter of the restaurant The International Business Times reported that Swiss residents waste the equivalent of one meal per day per person throwing out two million tons of food annually In the U.S., more than 36 million tons of food were wasted in 2012 © 1996 - 2025 NewsHour Productions LLC PBS is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization Subscribe to Here's the Deal with Lisa Desjardins The Swiss architect passed away in Basel after a long illness that kept him in hospital for several months in 1953 he began his architecture studies at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH) Five years later he travelled to Stockholm and Paris before returning to his city to initiate his professional career with whom he designed the UBS building in Ascona and a residential complex in Carasso Halfway through the 1970s he set up a partnership with Aurelio Galfetti with whom he designed the Losone Middle School (1975) He soon earned international recognition thanks to a style in which structural elements were reduced as much as possible with works ascribable to the modern tradition of architects such as Mies van der Rohe or Louis Kahn Vacchini built in Switzerland pieces like his own house in Tenero-Contra (1992) or the multipurpose Gym in Losone (1997) and abroad works like the School of Architecture in Nancy Vacchini worked with Silvia Gmür from his studios in Locarno and Basel there arent any match using your search terms ADC also taps Distributed Power Technologies for solar power at Cape Town facility Africa Data Centres has opened its new 10MW data center facility in Lagos First announced in April the new LOS1 facility is the company’s first in Nigeria the data center will comprise six data halls and 6,000 sqm (64,500 sq ft) of white space “We built this facility in response to the massive demand from hyperscalers key cloud operators and multi-national enterprises that already use our facilities and have expressed interest in being a part of bringing digitization at scale to West Africa,” said Stephane Duproz “Africa Data Centre is witnessing an unprecedented demand for fintech services all of which are seeing data demand skyrocket.” Africa Data Centres is investing in sustainability Energy company Distributed Power Technologies – which like ADC is also a subsidiary of the newly-formed Cassava Technologies – has been appointed to provide renewable energy and storage solutions for ADC’s data center in South Africa The partnership will focus on the deployment of renewable energy generation facilities to meet the more than 10MW of energy at ADC’s’ Cape Town facility “Our existing data centers are being upgraded to accelerate the deployment of green technologies within our commitment towards carbon neutrality We are looking at making all our data centers sustainable to allow for greater efficiency and a greener environment,” said Stephane Duproz DPT is already operating solar PV systems for Africa Data Centres at the company’s 1.1MW facility Nairobi in Kenya and is in the process of completing a 1.2MW rooftop installation at the Midrand campus in Johannesburg “We continue to build for Africa’s unique energy needs and to support the continent’s digital transformation We understand the power needs of data centers and have designed our data center solutions as hybrid solutions to improve energy resilience," said Norman Moyo Data Centre Dynamics Ltd (DCD), 32-38 Saffron Hill, London, EC1N 8FH Email. [email protected]DCD is a subsidiary of InfraXmedia Look out for your first newsletter in your inbox soon We help you navigate a myriad of possibilities Sign up for our newsletter for the best of the city By entering your email address you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy and consent to receive emails from Time Out about news, events, offers and partner promotions. Switzerland Ascona-Locarno Tourism / A. PizzicannellaThe Brissago Islands are the canton of Ticino’s botanical park. In 1885 Richard and Antoinette Fleming St Leger transformed these two isles on Lake Maggiore into a residence where painters, sculptors, musicians and writers could meet. They also set up an exotic garden that today is still home to 1,700 subtropical plant species from all over the world. Ascona-Locarno Tourism / A. PizzicannellaStroll among 1,000 different species of camellia, including 70 that have yet to be identified, at Locarno’s charming Camellia Park. Inaugurated in 2005 to mark the city’s hosting of the International Camellia Society World Congress, it has since become a world-renowned attraction for its beautiful landscapes and botanical highlights and recently received the International Camellia Society Gardens of Excellence designation. © Lido Locarno / Ivana de MariaThe shores of Lake Maggiore are scattered with an assortment of lovely beaches and inviting lidos. Take a dip in one of the indoor or outdoor pools at the Lido Locarno lakeside resort or relax in the natural saltwater bath at the Termali Salini & Spa. Many other water activities, including sailing, canyoning and rafting, are also available on the lake and nearby rivers. © Ascona-Locarno Tourism / A. PizzicannellaLeave dry land behind and experience the beauty of Lake Maggiore from the water. Lake Locarno offers boat trips on the Swiss part of the lake between Locarno, Tenero and Magadino. Even better, you can use your General Abo or Halb-tax travelcard for your voyage. Wim Kempenaers / Ascona-Locarno TourismExperience up-close encounters with amazing eagles, hawks, owls, vultures and other species at Falconeria Locarno. The centre’s falconry displays give you the chance to learn about this ancient art and observe these beautiful birds of prey in flight right in front of you. © Parco Avventura, GordolaGet a squirrel’s-eye view scrambling among the branches at Parco Avventura di Gordola. You’ll need a head for heights, careful balance and keen focus to negotiate the cables, platforms and zip wires that make up the adventure park’s network of forest walkways. Different routes are available to suit all ages and abilities. Ascona-Locarno Tourism / A. PizzicannellaWith breathtaking landscapes and a diverse mix of flat and mountainous routes Ascona-Locarno is a region ripe for exploring by bicycle Take a relaxing pedal along Lake Maggiore and discover some of its sublime scenery or get those calves working on a ride up the region’s valleys The area also has three mountain bike trails recognised by the Switzerland Mobility Foundation Thanks for subscribing! Look out for your first newsletter in your inbox soon! facebooktwitterAbout us Contact us Josephine Okojie managing director of Cloudflex Computing Services a Nigerian local cloud service Provider has built its third cloud platform in Africa data center LOS1 Cloudflex Computing is building its third cloud platform in Africa to increase its competition with the international standards “We are building the third cloud platform in Africa Data Center LOS1 to compete more with international standards,” he said Read also: TradeDepot secures $110m to scale Buy-Now-Pay-Later model in Africa “Let me use the opportunity to congratulate Africa Data Center (ADC) for the opening of their new 10MW data center facility in Lagos Adejumo commended the Africa Data Centre for the new facility which ADC stated would allow hyperscale clients of Africa Data Center to install digitalization solutions throughout West Africa which would serve as the West African hub for Africa data centres $(document).ready(function(){(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({})}); How one restaurant is tackling the problem of food waste SaveLog in, register or subscribe to save recipes for later.You have reached your maximum number of saved items Remove items from your saved list to add more Add articles to your saved list and come back to them anytime ShareIs a fine an appropriate way to reduce food waste in restaurants A Swiss buffet-style eatery is going down this path.Rebecca HallasSwiss diners whose eyes are bigger than their bellies will be the poorer for it with a buffet restaurant deciding to fine them if they leave food on their plates Local newspaper 20 Minuten reported restaurateur Giovanni Tafuro launched the punitive measure at the Patrizietta restaurant in Losone last week warning that over-enthusiastic diners at the restaurant's twelve Swiss franc ($AUD 14) buffet lunch would be slapped with a five-franc surcharge ($AUD 6) for uneaten food Tafuro told the newspaper he wanted to send a "strong signal" to diners about food waste “It made me sick to see so much food being thrown out.” Tafuro's restaurant is not the first to adopt a fine-for-waste policy with restaurants in South Shields in the UK and in New York City having also attracted media attention for fining customers those running Australian buffet restaurants said they were unlikely to follow suit Isabelle Shee from China Bar Signature said signs in the businesses's three Melbourne all-you-can-eat restaurants currently implored customers not to take more food than they could consume "It is definitely a big problem," Ms Shee said "We have signs reminding customers to love food and avoid wastage and to take only what they can actually eat." "Some people are greedy [and] seem to forget the food is not going anywhere - that they can refill their plates if they do want more." who is marketing and HR manager at China Bar Signature said the practice of charging customers for leaving food uneaten had been common when she lived in Malaysia with leftover food actually weighed at the table and customers charged a small amount she could not imagine adopting the policy in Australia "As a business person all you want is return business .. We don't charge customers because we don't want to upset them." Shee said she did not think a charge would be accepted even if customers were fore-warned: "We come across a lot of unreasonable people." A spokeswoman for Sheraton on the Park in Sydney said punitive measures were not appropriate as a means of reducing food waste particularly in a "five-star hotel environment" "It is not our place to educate customers," she said "Charging people for the amount they don't eat But I have never heard of it happening [in Australia]." The New South Wales Environment Protection Agency claims Sydney businesses throw away 300,000 tonnes of food waste each year Now-closed Sydney Japanese restaurant Wafu was known for the strict customer behaviour guidelines implemented by owner-chef Yukako Ichikawa Diners at Wafu had to undergo an orientation before booking at the restaurant and were told to bring containers for any food they could not finish Customers were granted a 30 per cent discount if they ate all the food they ordered with Ichikawa blaming the many customers who were not abiding by the rules Do you think Australian restaurants should charge for food waste how else should food waste be tackled here Comment of the weekThe comment on this story judged to be the best by the goodfood.com.au editor will be published in The Feed in the epicure or Good Food print sections on Tuesday and win $100 in prepaid cards courtesy of eftpos Comments will close on this story at 5pm Thursday May 15 news and the hottest openings served to your inbox ShareLicense this articleMore: designed to accommodate more customers’ data having reached full rack capacity with its first Data Centre facility Speaking at the unveiling of LOS2 Data Centre in Lagos this week said:  “We are pleased with the commissioning of our new data centre in Lagos which is a Tier 111 Data Centre that comes with one mega watts Information Technology (IT) Load facility The new Tier 111 Data Centre will help us to extend the current peering and connectivity process we had in LOS1 our first data centre facility in Lagos that has reached its full rack capacity We decided to build a second Data Centre facility to accommodate more customers’ data.” He said the company had commenced preparation for the building of a third Data Centre facility in Lagos to accommodate the ever-growing needs of Data Centre customers Giving insight about the size of Data Centre market in Nigeria Nnamani said the market remained large and accommodating to all operators were just scratching the surface of the Data Centre market in Nigeria Market Development at Digital Realty Group said  the LOS1 Data Centre facility played host to several organizations including the Internet eXchange Point of Nigeria and that there was need to expand the facility to accommodate more players “It is exciting now that we are able to build and expand on the LOS1 Data Centre facility and ready for our customers to continue to grow and expand their business and to also help make the internet infrastructure in Nigeria stronger and better,” Collins said there has been high demand from existing customers to expand our data centre in Nigeria as the economy grows and as people use mobile and social media more THISDAY is published by THISDAY NEWSPAPERS LTD. Nigeria with offices in 36 states of Nigeria the Federal Capital Territory and around the world It is Nigeria’s most authoritative news media available on all platforms for the political professional and diplomatic elite and broader middle classes while serving as the meeting point of new ideas culture and technology for the aspirationals and millennials The newspaper is a public trust dedicated to the pursuit of truth and reason covering a range of issues from breaking news to politics sports and community to the crossroads of people and society You can email us at: hello@thisdaylive.com or visit our contact us page LOS1 Lagos Data Centre is a 10-megawatt data center that is being developed on a 4,946 square meters piece of land in Eko Atlantic a new coastal city under construction on Victoria Island adjacent to Lagos With a Gross Building Area of 1,445 square meters and a Gross Leasable Area of 1,078 square meters the LOS1 Lagos Data Centre is set to have 6 data halls with 6000 square meters of white space Some of its facilities include Critical IT load of 10.65MW Connection to a 24/7 security operations center and service control center and building critical systems managed 24/7 and generator backup fueled to provide a minimum of 72 hours of backup fuel at full load backed up by service delivery agreements with diesel vendors Also Read: Poloview Place Apartment Development in Lagos, Nigeria the first of which will be delivered in November 2021 The African Data Centre LOS1 is developed by Gateway Real Estate Africa, a private real estate development company specializing in turnkey construction projects in partnership with Africa Data Centres (ADC) Africa’s largest network of interconnected carriers- and cloud-neutral data center facilities Welcome to Construction Review a portal that serves the building and construction industry through our blog social media presence and print publication Contact us Guest Posting Take down policy Home » First Phase of $150 Million OADC Lagos Data Centre Facility now LIVE Open Access Data Centres (OADC), a WIOCC Group Company has completed the first phase of its $150 million Data Centre facility in Lagos situated on a prime four-hectares site in Lekki making it the largest data centre campus in West Africa The carrier neutral facility will deliver up to 20megawatts site load across more than 7,200m (square) of white space-sufficient for 3,200 racks Speaking to technology news editors in Lagos, Dr. Ayotunde (Tunde) Coker said the facility with multiple carrier Points of Presence with diverse routes is part of the company’s milestone for Africa: a US$500 million-plus multi-year investment programme that will strengthen key elements of the continent’s digital infrastructure The company has set 2026 target to complete the Lagos Data Centre campus The company also plans to establish 30 Edge Data Centres in the region Coker explained that OADC is massively developing its infrastructure to support and accelerate Africa’s digital transformation by constructing and operating a Pan-African network of world-class He said that these fully connected Africa’s largest network infrastructure is specifically designed to meet the demands of telcos the cloud operator and wholesale community and major enterprises such as finance and governments He added that Lagos is at the forefront of the growth in demand for capacity and data storage in Nigeria which has the largest population in Africa the largest economy and is the continent’s largest telecommunications market Because OADC is part of the WIOCC Group and a sister company of carriers’ carrier WIOCC the resulting converged open digital infrastructure enables OADC clients to establish interconnectivity across Nigeria and to other key locations in Africa by taking advantage of WIOCC’s Pan-African open hyperscale network infrastructure expressed delight with the significant progress OADC has recorded on the continent we started about two years ago and have made tremendous progress since then We’ve got a flagship facility in Lekki The Open Access Data Centres’ Lagos facility (OADC Lagos LOS1) is designed to be the most client-centric data centre in West Africa “We are happy to announce that OADC Lagos is a purpose-built situated on a prime four-hectare site in Lekki He said that the centre is built close enough to the capital city to support mirrored applications and has excellent communication Coker said OADC has also deployed a new core DC to serve the cloud ecosystem in Isando Configured with an initial 1,600 square metres of IT white space and up to 7MW of site load OADC JNB1 has significant expansion capacity enabling growth in line with client demand to 3,000 square metres and 15MW Two new OADC DCs in Cape Town are coming up Both facilities have been configured with an initial 1,000+ square metres of IT white space can be scaled up to 800+ racks as demand grows and have site loads of up to 5MW and 3MW respectively To meet the growing demand for world-class carrier-neutral data centre services in Durban and across the wider KwaZulu Natal region Phase 2 of OADC Durban became operational around mid-December 2022 adding a further 110 racks at this strategically important facility where the international 2Africa submarine cable which landed in January 2023 “There has been a significant amount of work we’ve been doing I believe we have a unique value proposition for Africa and Nigeria is a significant anchor point of that We have to unlock the potentials of this market for the world to behold Open Access Data Centres (OADC) has been established to transform the provision of data centre services in Africa strong existing relationships with clients in Africa and well-established delivery capabilities across the continent Nigeria will be an even more important part of that OADC is one of the partners with the Google Equiano that was launched here last year “We have a facility in the Cape Town (South Africa) Cape Town (South Africa); facilities in Durban and Johannesburg in South Africa; Kinshasa (DRC) Lagos & multiple cities in Nigeria coming up soon; there is an OADC facility in Mogadishu (Somalia) “It’s really quite comprehensive connectivity capability and truly driving Hyperscale Open Access across Africa” Summary: Customers can now host with OADC Lagos data centre facility Its facilities are strategically located throughout the African continent focusing on key locations for connectivity in each country OADC is operating data centres at key cable landing stations for the new multi-Terabit per second Equiano and 2Africa subsea cable systems now under construction around Africa The deployment of these cables is transforming connectivity in Africa open-access facilities at these strategic interconnectivity points OADC is enabling the creation of vibrant ecosystems of cloud operators The move is directly linked to the country’s decision to fully shut down both legacy networks by 31 December 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Every week we will bring new stories from startups and influencers who are shaping and changing the world we live in We’ll also bring you reports on topics you should know BUILDING STRONGER NETWORKS AND COMMUNITIES © 2025 Techeconomy - Designed by Opimedia © 2025 Techeconomy - Designed by Opimedia Home » Medallion Commissions Second Data Centre in Lagos in Respond to Customers’ Requests The unveiling of Medallion Data centre LOC2 Medallion Data Centre, a Digital Realty company has launched its second data centre in Lagos The move can be described as a response to the demands of its customers for local hosting of contents and data the new data centre comes with an additional one megawatt of IT capacity and will be interconnected with the company’s existing LOS1 data center touted as the most interconnected facility in the West African sub-region and the top peering point for the region which attracted stakeholders from Nigeria’s telecom and IT industry Chief Executive Officer of Medallion Data Centre noted that the LOS2 is an extension of the existing data centre “The launch of the LOS2 today is an extension because we’ve run out of space in the last one and customers needed more space and capacity we must view this as an extension of this whole part of Lagos infrastructure development We still have a long story coming up under the facilities at Lekki which is part of the Africa submarine cable,” he said The LOS2 Data Centre is a 3-floor building with one megawatt of IT capacity and 232 racks It also comes with 8 kilowatt of rack density the data center comes with an electrical IT system topology is in 2N configuration each power room consists of 2600KW UPS system and VRLA batteries providing 5min EOL at 1200 KW per side redundancy is N+1 in all rooms and a 2x2650kVA generators Vice President of Market Development at Digital Realty expressed delight on the launch of the data center saying Digital Realty was attracted to Medallion having seen the tremendous value in the original data centre We saw the Internet exchange of Nigeria doing tremendously well from this facility And it’s incredible now that we’re able to build and expand on that by the facility that we’ve built right next door brand new and ready for our customers to continue and grow and expand and help make the infrastructure the internet infrastructure of Nigeria stronger and better,” he told Journalists on the sideline He explained that there has been a tremendous amount of demand by existing customers to expand all the metrics in Nigeria as the economy grows as people use mobile and social media more “There’s a huge demand for expansion and this is what laws to facilitate It allows the growth of the services that our customers offer the citizens of Lagos and Nigeria are the ones that benefit from better mobile and interconnection services,” he added © 2025 Techeconomy - Designed by Opimedia.