Where is 5G now? By Okoh Aihe
Fibre optic cable protection — beyond words, by Okoh Aihe
On telecoms tariffs, let the Act decide in 2025, by Okoh Aihe
Not a good story for telecoms as year ends, by Okoh Aihe
Let the NBC be, by Okoh Aihe
The system failed my Brother, by Okoh Aihe
No good news from the broadcast industry yet, by Okoh Aihe
Even in technology, it’s America First, by Okoh Aihe
How would Dokpesi have responded to AI? By Okoh Aihe
A rebasing brings telecoms industry to reality, by Okoh Aihe
Mr President, a Board for NCC, by Okoh Aihe
After SIM-NIN Policy, a plea for DSO, by Okoh Aihe
5G facing slow growth in Nigeria, by Okoh Aihe
Will there be garlands for NTA? By Okoh Aihe
Can WiFi 6 ignite a new industry story? By Okoh Aihe
A DSO fight most unnecessary, by Okoh Aihe
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SubscribeEdo State on a digital radar, by Okoh Aihe
Our genre of politics demands that even good deeds/achievements should be degraded to the level of little acceptance, if there is any acceptance at all.
Another NIN-SIM deadline that may not be cast in stone, by Okoh Aihe
FROM the onset, people were not so much against the SIM-NIN Linkage policy of the Nigerian government, especially for the reasons it was introduced, for the fidelity of our electronic business transactions, now digital economy, and for the security of lives in our nation. But people railed at the timing, which was during the COVID-19 period, […]
A DSO call that may change the broadcast terrain, by Okoh Aihe
OUR propensity to build mountains out of very small problems has not allowed us to achieve our aspirational height. Every little problem with a simple answer is complicated, like rocket science or achieving the feat of sending somebody to the moon or the international space station where some other humans – astronauts and cosmonauts – do […]
A hunter’s tale and a troubled telecoms sector, by Okoh Aihe
With nearly all the economic pointers heading downwards, telecoms, which remains one of the very few products that one can hold onto, and maintain the bragging rights of being part of humanity, shouldn’t also be allowed to die just because we can’t fix our economic environment.
From Olympics to Telecoms, the world brooks no tardiness, by Okoh Aihe
THE 2024 Paris Olympics Games ended on Sunday in a blaze of glory. The French gave their elevated understanding of beauty and creativity while Hollywood gave a little snippet of what awaits the world in Los Angeles in four years time. The Olympics wasn’t just about games, it was about doggedness and discipline, it was about […]
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