It is important someone educate Cable here. First. I'm doing this as someone who was part of the GIS mapping of all building in Nigeria with the National Population Commission. Secondly, as someone who was part of the NIPOST Postcode Validation. 1. Nigeria has a problem with address system. When collecting the attribute of these buildings, address is one of the major requirements. 2. To solve this problem, the address system were classified into two: Standard or Regular address and Description or irregular address. 3. Where you have a proper standard address system such as No 1 Asiwaju Oladimeji Street, Ajilosun, Ado Ekiti, the data collector will use the appropriate column to fill in the address of the house. 4. In the case of irregular or descriptive address, the data collector will either use the name of the owner of the property such as Asiwaju Oladimeji House, Ajilosun, Ado Ekiti. Or in some cases, they cab use the "alias" if the person is well popular with that alias in that environment. In some instances, they can use a prominent features close to the property to provide a descriptive address.. for instance, you might see something like "A blue building, opposite RCCG, Ajilosun Ado Ekiti" 5. Thus cable is completely wrong here to have concluded that the names of homeowners were exposed. They ought to have reached out and seek clarification. 6. Lastly, the address system is challenge that the Federal Government, State Government and Local Government most especially must resolved and they can do that now by leveraging on the postcode system. By the way, on the postcode platform, you may edit your address and submit for correction. Thanks.