Deolu Ogunbanjo
10 Jul 2020
Poor state of telephony services in the country has continued to pitch subscribers against the operators.
26 Sep 2018
Consumer groups in the country’s power sector have expressed worry over the state of the power distribution companies (DisCos) in recent years.Commenting on the state of Nigeria’s power sector and the arguments being put forward by DisCos...
4 Sep 2018
Despite the danger the illegal sale of pre-registered Subscriber Identification Module (SIM) cards portends to the nation’s security, the practice has continued.
8 Aug 2018
The growth profile of licensed Internet Service Providers (ISPs) in the country has continued to plummet.Statistics obtained by The Guardian from the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) confirmed this.
14 Sep 2017
Billing-related issues have topped the various complaints put up by subscribers against telecommunications service providers in the second quarter of the year in Nigeria.
31 Jul 2017
The controversy dogging Etisalat’s $1.2 billion alleged “Non-Performing Loan” with 13-bank syndicate group has remained unsettling as stakeholders raise suspicion of incompetence, connivance and overstatement of investments.
26 Mar 2017
However, the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) yesterday, said it is seriously addressing the problems experienced in the country, adding that it has already engaged the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) for improved access to foreign exchange by operators.
8 Mar 2017
The current Termination Rates used in Nigeria for Mobile Network Operators’ voice calls is N3.90k/ per minute. This Termination Rate was set by the industry regulator...
19 Feb 2017
The National Association of Telecommunications Subscribers (NATCOMS) has appealed to the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) not to review the interconnection rates for voice services upward.
1 Feb 2017
Internet users’ growth rate in Nigeria and other parts of Africa has fallen, moving from 20 per cent as at end of 2015 to 15 per cent by end of last year.
18 Jan 2017
It is estimated that digital finance could add about $3.7 trillion to emerging countries’ gross domestic product (GDP) by 2025, if is widely adopted, and represents a six per cent increase above business as usual.
5 Oct 2016
As Nigeria celebrates its 56 years of independence, calls have again gone to the Federal Government to priotise the Information and Communications Technology (ICT) sector.