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NCC and its erroneous implementation of Public Service Rules, By Steve Opeyemi

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The NCC needs to get its house in order, otherwise documents signed by those who breached the 35 year rule, and continue working illegally might be challenged. The NCC might find itself to blame for those breaches

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