Spectrum is beyond the lifeblood of the telecommunications industry, it is the lifeblood of the economy. The more spectrum is licensed, that's how things will be deployed and how mobility will be enabled.

Spectrum is beyond the lifeblood of the telecommunications industry, it is the lifeblood of the economy.As a scarce resource the way it is allocated determines whether it will lead to economic growth or not.

Spectrum is the oxygen that keeps the telecommunications sector going and in the last 16 years of it’s revolution in the country, it has added over N500 billion to government coffers.

Dambatta said the transmission of signals or use of equipment in any form on the band without a frequency licence obtained from the NCC is illegal and shall not be tolerated.

The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has got N55.4 million from the sale of two slots of 5.4GHz spectrum auctioned yesterday in Abuja.

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Nigeria Communications Commission (NCC) is currently undertaking a due diligence with a view of issuing license for the cumulative 30MHz in the 2.6GHz microwave frequency recent...

“Government should make available more frequencies as unlicensed for use in the rural areas in the provision of broadband internet just as United States is doing”, he stated.

Shola Taylor, secretary-general of Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisation (CTO), has called for caution among stakeholders as debate for and against spectrum secondary market ...