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Karl Toriola
31 Jan
MTN said it operates by its licensing conditions and regulations in its position on interconnect debt.
19 Jan
Going forward, telecommunications sector licensees will be held more accountable for all their deeds in the sector.
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The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has said that MTN and Globacom have both reached an agreement to resolve the interconnect debt issue, over which the former was to disconnect the latter today. This came as the 10-day pre-disconnection notice issued by the Commission lapsed today. However, NCC in a statement signed by its Director of…

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