The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has compelled telecom operators to ensure that tariff simplification does not impede the quality of telephony services in the country.

The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) is on the verge of conducting a new study to determine the level of market share of operators in Nigeria’s $76 billion telecoms sector.

• Country to become third largest mobile market A yearly investment of about $1 billion is required by Nigeria’s telecommunications sector to improve service offerings.This was revealed at the Financial Derivatives Company’s (FDC) forum, tagged, ‘Telecoms Industry 2.0: The Next Investment Frontier in Nigeria’. A document, which gave insight into the sector’s journey since the…

Concerns are gradually mounting in the telecoms sector over the inactivity of $252 million NTEL assets in the country.

Chairman of the Technology Committee of the Nigerian Bar Association Section on Business Law, Ikemesit Effiong, has raised concerns about the sustainability of Nigeria’s telecoms sector amid ongoing economic challenges.

Telecommunications bodies in the country have raised fear of a possible collapse of the industry if urgent measures are not deployed to tackle the perennial challenges confronting it.

Energy prices have been increasing globally, with wholesale prices commonly cited as the main driving force compounded by the conflict in Ukraine and other factors.

Executive Vice Chairman of the Nigerian Communications Commission NCC), Dr Aminu Maida, at a media parly in Lagos, listed four critical areas of concentration to reposition Nigeria’s $76 billion telecoms sector.