Non-implementation Of Proposed 50% Tariff Hike May Cripple Telecom Sector – Operators
The non-implementation of the proposed 50 per cent tariff hike may cripple the telecom sector of the nation’s economy, telecom ...
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JUST-IN: NLC To Begin Nationwide Protest Feb 4 Over 50% Telecom Tariff Hike
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has announced a nationwide protest set for Tuesday, February 4, 2025, in response to the ...
Telecom Tariff Adjustment To Fuel $150m Investment, 4G Expansion — GSMA
The recent 50 percent increase in mobile tariff in Nigeria has been identified by the Global System for Mobile Communications ...
50% Telecom Tariff Increase Not Across Board – NCC
The Nigerian telecommunications industry is set for significant changes as operators implement the tariff adjustments approved by the Nigerian Communications ...
Subscribers To Sue NCC Over 50% Telecom Tariff Hike
The National Association of Telecoms Subscribers (NATCOMS) has disclosed that it will sue the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) over the ...
Telecom Operators Insist On Full Tariff Hike, Kickoff In Q1
Telecommunication companies, under the auspices of the Association of Telecommunication Companies of Nigeria (ATCON) have thrown its weight behind ...
Telecom And The Hike Economy
The stark reality of unavoidable price hikes has woven itself into the fabric of the average Nigeria's daily existence, a ...
Experts Advocate Investment In Switching, Transmission Infrastructure
Experts in the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) sector have advised Nigeria and other African countries to invest more in ...
High Operating Cost: Telecom Operators Press For Tariff Increase
Telecom operators have called for a cost-reflective tariff to cushion the effect of high operating cost which has marred their ...
Assessing Implications Of Telecoms Base Stations Shutdown On Broadband Penetration
Over the years, telecommunications companies have faced continuous threats by states government to shut down their base stations, over alleged ...
