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Podcaster sues telcos, DStv over consumer rights violations

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A Nigerian podcaster is suing major telcos and DStv for N50bn over alleged consumer rights violations, challenging data expiry and subscription models. Read More: https://punchng.com/podcaster-sues-telcos-dstv-over-consumer-rights-violations/

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