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According to the National Bureau of Statistics, the contributions of telecommunications to the nation’s real Gross Domestic Product increased by 10.52 per cent year-on-year. This increase was to N7.28 trillion in the first nine months Read More
The National Bureau of Statistics has said that the number of active internet subscriptions in Nigeria rose quarter-on-quarter (QoQ) by 2.7 percent. This is a rise to 145.8 million in the first quarter of 2022 (Q1’22), from 141.9 million Read More
According to analysis and computation of data from Nigerian telecoms operators, the cost of powering telecommunication services with diesel has jumped by at least 233.33 percent in recent months to N30 billion monthly. The development brings Read More
According to a new report by Agusto & Co., Nigeria’s telecommunications industry attracted $3.9 billion in foreign portfolio and direct investments between 2015 and 2020. The credit rating agency, in its 2021 Telecommunications Industry report, said, “Between 2015 and 2020, Read More
The Nigerian Communications Commission has said 25 million, out of the 200 million Nigerians, are still not connected to telecoms services. This is coming about 20 years after the liberalisation of the telecoms sector. The NCC said it Read More
Telecommunication companies in Nigeria have lost more than three million subscribers in the month of April 2021. This is according to new industry statistics released by the Nigerian Communications Commission. Subscriber base fell from 192,413,613 in March Read More
The Nigerian Government on June 4 announced – through the Ministry of Information and Culture– the indefinite suspension of Twitter’s operations in the country. “The Federal Government has suspended, indefinitely, the operations of the microblogging and Read More
In the early weeks of December, the Nigerian Communication Commission issued a directive to all mobile network operators to deactivate all SIM cards that will not be duly registered with valid national identity cards by Read More