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27 Apr 2016
The vision of this present administration is to consolidate on the gains of the previous one, particularly on the area of Information Technology to drive e-learning in the 21st-century education.
20 Apr 2016
From 2014 to 2019, telecommunications operators, especially in the developing countries, would need an investment of about $144.2 billion on fibre cable infrastructure to deepen broadband penetration.
20 Apr 2016
The introduction of Voice over Long Term Evolution (VoLTE) services in the country is expected to give Nigerians the best of speed in voice and data connectivity and also offer voice...
18 Apr 2016
Mr Adebayo Shittu, the Minister of Communications, has called on communities where telecommunication infrastructure are located to protect such facilities.
13 Apr 2016
The National Association of Telecommunications’ Subscribers (NATCOMS) on Wednesday allayed concerns of people living near telecoms’ masts saying that they were not harmful to human health.
13 Apr 2016
The Director-General of the National Lottery Regulatory Commission (NLRC), Adolphus Ekpe, has said that proper collaboration with the Nigerian Communication Commission.....
13 Apr 2016
A major crisis might loom in the telecommunications sector over a proposed bill currently at the National Assembly, which seeks to enforce a nine per cent Communication Service Tax.....
13 Apr 2016
Oldest Tower Company in Nigeria, IHS has laid claims to an investment of over $3.5 billion in the country and about 25, 000 towers in Africa.
9 Apr 2016
The Nigerian Communications Communication (NCC) said on Saturday that inactive mobile telephone lines on its networks dropped to 62.61 million in February, 2016.
6 Apr 2016
Finnish telecom equipment giant Nokia said on Wednesday it was opening talks with staff representatives in some 30 countries about cutting jobs to save money following its merger with Alcatel-Lucent.
4 Apr 2016
MTN South Africa on Monday launched its new promotional package featuring World Panel’s SunStream, which allows users to stream electricity from the sun directly into their mobile devices.
3 Apr 2016
Chinese telecommunications giant ZTE will replace three top executives, the WSJ reported, in an apparent bid to see US restrictions on its business lifted after it was accused of violating sanctions against Iran.

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