oshozondii:
https://www.nairaland.com/6552253/senator-akpabio-sues-david-hundeyin#101668253


https://twitter.com/DavidHundeyin/status/1393007075647709186?s=19

Alejobs:
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JesseJo:


Dude is stewpid...Is the clown that has been carrying out investigation?

Asking Akpabio to authorize MTN and others to release call record is not only plain ignorant but also very dumb.

Is Akpabio the Judiciary that is vested with such powers?

Idi0ts everywhere

design106:

Here's the thing. Authorizing the release of the voice notes will confirm 2 things.
1. That Network Providers actually record private call sessions between paying customers without their permission.
2. Make everyone realize that there's nothing like privacy when it comes to the network providers who we trust with our funds and data.

Maybe they're both the same thing but you get the point.
Look for the right and legal means to get your facts else you'll just be the same as the evil people who are fighting to keep this matter silenced.

Best of luck though.

design106:

1. That Network Providers actually record private call sessions between paying customers without their permission.

WaffenSS:
This hundeyin creep is a fool.

Who ever told him any Telco records phone calls?

He's calling into question his own over-inflated sense of intelligence.

seunmsg:


If the network has a recording of the conversation between Kufre and Uduak, the police should simply get a court order to retrieve it. The Telcos will obey a valid court order.

design106:

Here's the thing. Authorizing the release of the voice notes will confirm 2 things.
1. That Network Providers actually record private call sessions between paying customers without their permission.
2. Make everyone realize that there's nothing like privacy when it comes to the network providers who we trust with our funds and data.
Maybe they're both the same thing but you get the point.
Look for the right and legal means to get your facts else you'll just be the same as the evil people who are fighting to keep this matter silenced.

Best of luck though.

design106:

Here's the thing. Authorizing the release of the voice notes will confirm 2 things.
1. That Network Providers actually record private call sessions between paying customers without their permission.
2. Make everyone realize that there's nothing like privacy when it comes to the network providers who we trust with our funds and data.

Maybe they're both the same thing but you get the point.
Look for the right and legal means to get your facts else you'll just be the same as the evil people who are fighting to keep this matter silenced.

Best of luck though.

chipzidar:
So these networks do save voice conversations

stickle:


The truth is that they do. Nothing is secret after all. Your calls can be retrieved.

DWJOBScom:
Getting the networks to release is another long thing
It will never be released but someone can do it between both parties and the Police that took over the investigation as well as the LG Chairman that called the dude in

charixel:


It will be tampered with before it is released. No be 9ja again.

design106:

Here's the thing. Authorizing the release of the voice notes will confirm 2 things.
1. That Network Providers actually record private call sessions between paying customers without their permission.
2. Make everyone realize that there's nothing like privacy when it comes to the network providers who we trust with our funds and data.

Maybe they're both the same thing but you get the point.
Look for the right and legal means to get your facts else you'll just be the same as the evil people who are fighting to keep this matter silenced.

Best of luck though.

DWJOBScom:


We still have cautious men and woman around sha

SavageResponse:
Do network providers keep records of private conversations?

Racoon:
Akpabio over to you.This is not Nueh Joy saga.

zoezoelogistics:


If i may ask, is it a crime for the telcos to record private conversations?
Is there even an argument about the telcos recording conversations or not, because we know they do.
If the telcos don't record conversations how will criminal cases like this be investigated and hidden criminal acts unravelled?

Let me add, the telcos record conversations but that doesn't mean they listen in, if they do , how many conversations would they be listening in to, that must be in millions, and thousands of personnel must be specially employed for this task.

What happens is this, those conversations are recorded and archived.
A court order is needed to pull out a given conversation between individuals of interest.

Xpol:
stop insulting someone over what you’re ignorant of. Tecos actually record voice conversation. In 2013 it was used to arrest some Nigerians syndicate who specializes in breaking people’s shop in Deira(Dubai) the police even employed another Nigerian and they paid him well for interpreting the particular Nigerian language to English. Initially only two of them were arrested maybe because of some sort of oath they refused to confess and their phone call conversations were obtained which led to the arrest of 9 people. I believe they’re all in jail now

SavageResponse:
Do network providers keep records of private conversations?

design106:

Here's the thing. Authorizing the release of the voice notes will confirm 2 things.
1. That Network Providers actually record private call sessions between paying customers without their permission.
2. Make everyone realize that there's nothing like privacy when it comes to the network providers who we trust with our funds and data.

Maybe they're both the same thing but you get the point.
Look for the right and legal means to get your facts else you'll just be the same as the evil people who are fighting to keep this matter silenced.

Best of luck though.

WaffenSS:


You're as ignorant as the last guy.

No telcos anywhere record any conversation.

Imagine the chaotic implications for privacy, confidentiality, national security, business trade secrets, blackmail etc.

Besides the moral and ethical question and the attendant outrage, laws prevent them.

You think any society would allow south african and indian companies to come set shop and start recording private and intimate conversations that they and their staff have easy access to?

Think with your head and not your pancreas.