NCC warns high device costs, skills gap threaten digital inclusion

The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has identified high device and connectivity costs, inaccessible digital products and inadequate digital skills as major barriers limiting the full participation of persons with disabilities in Nigeria’s digital economy.

Amarachi Okonkwo

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