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Where is 5G now? By Okoh Aihe

This is one question that has refused to take leave of me at the moment, and the answers don’t look as simple as the question. The reason is that technology grows so fast, sometimes more than the speed of light, hyperbolically, that we are either left behind or simply fail to notice the failings in a […]
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New telecom tariffs are here, by Okoh Aihe

New telecom tariffs are here, and this is official. The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) said Monday night that it has granted a 50 percent tariff adjustment to the industry operators for industry sustenance and for continuing service delivery. This is the first raise since 2013. Although the operators had mounted a sustained campaign, demanding for […]

The wrong call for telecoms tariff hike, by Okoh Aihe

I am an unrepentant apostle of telecom tariff hike. Some guys will nearly put my head on a chopping board for this. How? In an environment that is challenged with so many people sliding into multidimensional poverty daily, with staple food prices out of the reach of workers whose minimum wage of N70, 000 has hardly been […]

From America to Nigeria, good technology possible without pains, by Okoh Aihe

The tech industry promises to be very interesting this year. It will bring excitment, it will also inflict pain. Nations will go after each other and try to sabotage each other’s growth where possible. Others will expand growth and dominance and even extend it to conquest as manifest display of strength. The weaklings will lap up […]

On telecoms tariffs, let the Act decide in 2025, by Okoh Aihe

As the year 2024 raced to an indeterminate conclusion, there was some theatre of the absurd playing out in the telecommunications industry. Tariff occupied centre stage. There was a reported tariff hike in the industry which was immediately denied by the Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, also reportedly.  Just before the final bell could ring on the […]

Not a good story for telecoms as year ends, by Okoh Aihe

I have had the unenviable opportunity of living in two states and the Federal Capital Territory in the past three months. All the time, my phone is my most prized item because it connects me to my base and my family. It is really cool to be able to reach out and be reached at any […]

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