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Communication In A Developing Economy

by Leadership News
12 months ago
in Editorial
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Nations across the globe have since embraced the digital component of communication in their growth trajectory to optimise efficiency in policies, programmes and products. This is more relevant in the economy, which is bringing in its wake a kaleidoscope of opportunities that have continued to make the difference between success and failure. Nigeria is not left out in this race designed to enhance life and living. In this regard, the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) is playing its role of ensuring a level playing field in its specialised area just as it safeguards consumer interests and, at the same time, foster innovation and development in the sector.

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Industry watchers believe that significant milestones have occurred in the last year since the Bola Ahmed Tinubu administration came into office and Dr. Aminu Maida was appointed Executive Vice Chairman. Notable is the commitment to rejig the communications sector to deliver tangible results toward a vibrant communication industry in Nigeria.

The impact of some of these reforms is beginning to be felt across various sectors, including agriculture, education, healthcare, and beyond. In our view, this demonstrates the communication sector’s profound interconnectivity with the broader economy.

Already, experts posit that the commission’s revitalised efforts have enhanced operational efficiency across various sectors of the economy, culminating in a remarkable surge in productivity within the sector.

It is instructive to note that the past year witnessed notable reform that is fostering a competitive telecommunications industry by establishing fair and transparent policies. By creating an environment conducive to innovation and investment, the NCC has encouraged telecommunication operators to engage in healthy competition, culminating in enhanced service delivery.

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As a newspaper, we observe that NCC’s recent consumer-centred approach to policy formulation and execution has created a paradigm shift in the industry. This has improved services and reduced costs while shielding the industry from obnoxious, unethical practices. Similarly, we note the renewed emphasis on promoting digital inclusivity and bridging the digital divide, which acknowledges the paramount importance of internet access in the contemporary landscape.

It is also important to note that the expansion of mobile technology has catalysed the emergence of innovative solutions in various sectors, including finance, healthcare, agriculture, and education. Mobile payment platforms have revolutionised financial services, empowering many Nigerians with access to banking and payment solutions. As these reforms unfold, it is easily noticeable that e-learning platforms are transforming the education landscape, providing students with access to quality educational resources and opportunities for skill development.

In our opinion, the policy thrust initiated by this administration understands that regulatory frameworks must evolve alongside technological advancements to ensure a dynamic and competitive communication sector. There is also a commitment to reviewing and updating existing policies to align with global standards and best practices. By providing a supportive regulatory environment, entrepreneurs and innovators are encouraged to invest in the sector, drive innovation, create jobs, and grow the economy. More relevant are the commission’s initiatives to expand broadband coverage and enhance connectivity, focusing on rural and underserved areas.

This effort has driven economic growth and development and empowered individuals and communities to participate actively in the digital economy, bridging the gap between the digitally privileged and the marginalised.

As a newspaper, we have also noted the commission’s significant strides in enhancing the quality of service delivery, implementing stringent regulatory measures, and harnessing innovative technologies to ensure service providers adhere to the highest standards of excellence. This commitment to quality has significantly improved the user experience and fostered a competitive environment that encourages innovation, growth, and a relentless pursuit of excellence, redefining Nigeria’s telecommunications landscape.

Furthermore, we highlight the commission’s dedication to safeguarding consumer rights and interests, instituting robust and efficient complaint resolution processes that address consumer grievances. In our opinion, this approach has bolstered consumer trust and confidence in the sector and fostered a culture of transparency and accountability, setting a new standard for consumer protection. Perhaps, it is germane to point out that the ongoing reforms are positioned to drive sustainable growth, development, and innovation in the sector and perpetuate a legacy of excellence.

Without gainsaying it, digital prosperity hinges on effective collaboration and strategic domestic and international partnerships. From this perspective, we commend the NCC’s engagement with diverse stakeholders, encompassing industry players, international organisations, and foreign governments. In our view, these partnerships facilitate the exchange of expertise, technology transfer, and capacity building, ultimately enriching the Nigerian communication sector and positioning it for enhanced success on the global stage.

These collaborative efforts demonstrate a dedication to progressive development unencumbered by political affiliations, ethnic considerations, or religious biases. This inclusive approach underscores a commitment to uniting diverse stakeholders to pursue national growth and development.

However, we are compelled to urge the commission to remain steadfast in implementing its most recent reforms. We make this plea in appreciation of the fact that as the sector continues to flourish, Nigeria’s economy will be poised to reap significant benefits, paving the way for a brighter future.

In the meantime, the commission owes itself a duty to acknowledge and build upon perceived achievements, hopefully leaving a lasting legacy. While the journey thus far has been remarkable, the road ahead promises even more challenges and, ultimately, significant accomplishments.

Also, it ought to continue its commitment to prioritising competition promotion, consumer rights protection, and bridging the digital divide. The NCC is well-equipped to spearhead Nigeria’s telecommunications industry into a new era of growth, development, and innovation, cementing its position as a beacon of excellence in the region.


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