Mobile subscription dips as networks shed 666,032 subscribers in March
Mobile subscriptions across all networks fell by 666,032 in March, as statistics from the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC)
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NCC endorses short codes for promoting cultural content
The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has announced its commitment to support the cultural re-orientation of Nigerians by mandating
‘How telecoms operators can check rising operating expenses’
The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has advised players in the telecoms sector to embrace infrastructure sharing to reduce costs and improve service delivery.
‘How telecoms operators can check rising operating expenses’
The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has advised players in the telecoms sector to embrace infrastructure sharing to reduce costs and improve service delivery.
Operators begin final disconnection of unlinked SIMs
Barring unforeseen circumstances, telecommunications operators are to begin the second and third phases of disconnection of unlinked Subscriber Identification Module (SIM) cards from March 29 on the order of the Nigerian Communications
Operators begin final disconnection of unlinked SIMs
Barring unforeseen circumstances, telecommunications operators are to begin the second and third phases of disconnection of unlinked Subscriber Identification Module (SIM) cards from March 29 on the order of the Nigerian Communications
NCC advocates responsible deployment, application of Artificial intelligence to guarantee customer rights
The Executive Vice Chairman of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), Dr Aminu Maida has called for responsible deployment and application of Artificial intelligence (AI) to guarantee consumer trust and circumvent possible problems.
NCC advocates responsible deployment, application of Artificial intelligence to guarantee customer rights
The Executive Vice Chairman of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), Dr Aminu Maida has called for responsible deployment and application of Artificial intelligence (AI) to guarantee consumer trust and circumvent possible problems.
5G penetration sees sluggish growth in Nigeria
Statistics from the Nigerian Communications Commission have shown that the adoption of the Fifth Generation (5G) network is now 0.96 percent penetration of the served communities in the country as of November
More phone devices enter Nigeria as type-approved handsets now 2,197
More mobile phones have entered Nigeria as the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) typed-approved handsets in the country hit 2,197.
5G in 30 Nigerian cities as NCC tasks operators on expansion
The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has said that the Fifth Generation (5G) network has only reached about 30 cities in Nigeria.