NATCOMS President, Mr Deolu Ogunbanjo, described the planned protest as counterproductive and warned it could deter investors
Acknowledging the financial limitations faced by operators, including high costs of operations, the FCCPC stressed that consumer interests remain non-negotiable
Nigerian Communications Commission has renewed MTN Nigeria’s 800MHz Spectrum band licence, Techeconomy can report. The approval for the renewal ...
The group has given a 48-hour deadline, vowing to sue the parties involved if the hike is not rescinded within ...
Farroukh, a seasoned telecom professional with over two decades of experience, resigned due to what insiders describe as organisational challenges ...
In its defence, the NCC argued that the tariff adjustment was necessary to sustain the industry
NCC said it "will be granting approval for tariff adjustment requests by Network Operators in response to prevailing market conditions.
The year 2025 is not yet far gone, but the Nigerian telecommunications industry already looks like a rollercoaster of innovation, ...
The Nigerian Communications Commission has granted permission to telecommunications companies to disconnect the Unstructured Supplementary Service Data codes assigned to ...
Telecommunications companies (telcos) in Nigeria are proposing a 100 per cent hike in their tariffs, pending approval from the government. ...
The Commission is focused on enforcing financial accountability and operational compliance within the sector
If implemented, the cost of a phone call may rise from ₦11 to ₦15.40 per minute, SMS charges from ₦4 ...
The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), has introduced a draft regulatory framework called Application-to-Person (A2P) messaging sector. The telecom regulator made ...
Key highlights from the report reveal that these platforms collectively handled over 4.1 million registered complaints and removed more than ...
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