Nigeria’s broadband penetration recorded a quantum lip in the last seven months from November 2021 with a record of Seven ...
The Nigerian Communications Commission’s support for sports development, with particular reference to the popular NCC sponsored tennis championship for youth, ...
Nigerian Communications Commission reported telephony subscriptions 204,578,953 in May 2022 while teledensity reached 107.17% during the month under review. Details ...
Updated telecommunications industry statistics released by the Nigerian Communications Commission shows 2,261,634 increase in active internet subscriptions in Nigeria in ...
Microsoft Enterprise deal will save the cost of information technology projects, while C-band migration is expected to boost the 5G ...
“As a Commission, we have a mandate to ensure availability of universal access to telecom services irrespective of circumstances and ...
FEC also approved Government-wide Enterprise Licensing Agreement for Microsoft products; a software acquisition cost-reduction strategy for government and it will ...
“With the tools being provided through the DNC, creative Nigerians can play a key role in the creation of digital ...
“We will continue to collaborate with stakeholders across sectors to ensure faster deployment of 5G services, and accelerate the growth ...
The EVC of NCC commended the ICRC for the guidance provided in the process of consummating the partnership.
According to the report, the amount of data being used by an average Nigerian increased by 68 percent compared with the ...
Africa's largest economy believes that the evolution of young people-oriented technology promises a brighter future in Nigeria’s digital economy.
“The Commission convened a Broadband Infrastructure stakeholders forum that identified the challenges impeding the speed deployment of the infrastructure".
This is the highest number of internet subscribers in Nigeria after 148,133,233 recorded in February 2021, TechEconomy.ng can report.
This was contained in the latest Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC’s) industry statistics released on the website on June 1, 2022.
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