Global Telecoms Revenue to Hit $1.3 Trillion by 2028, but Nigeria’s ARPU Declines Amid Fixed-Line Growth
This sluggish growth lags behind the global inflation rate, leaving the sector’s long-term profitability being questioned
This sluggish growth lags behind the global inflation rate, leaving the sector’s long-term profitability being questioned
The move is prompted by the recent designation of telecom facilities as critical national assets under the Critical National Information ...
Under the new pricing structure, Airtel’s most affordable data plan has been revised. The 1.2GB plan previously priced at ₦1,000 ...
With Nigeria’s broadband penetration currently at 44%, the government is pushing to raise it to 70% by 2025, while also ...
The statement from President Bola Ahmed Tinubu Media Centre revealed that the approval, however, does not mandate an immediate increase ...
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
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.
Users could increase reliance on platforms like WhatsApp and others for calls and messages but what about those without smartphones?
This would lead to serious disruptions, especially in sectors like healthcare, education, and security, which heavily rely on telecommunications for ...
If implemented, the cost of a phone call may rise from ₦11 to ₦15.40 per minute, SMS charges from ₦4 ...
In contrast, Globacom and 9mobile have faced setbacks
The drop to $14.4 million in Q3 reveals that without sufficient capital inflow, telecom operators face severe limitations in upgrading ...
…Cutting Plans by 50% to Boost Transparency for 200 Million Subscribers

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