Taking care of the telecoms poor, by Okoh Aihe
The holy book tells us that the poor will always live with us in our societies. It means you can never wish away the poor even if you are offended by their existence. No magic wand will obliterate the presence of the poor, except concerted efforts to change their status. Apart from individual efforts, nations and […]
Cable force majeure in the international waters, by Okoh Aihe
FACED with terribly hot weather that was complicated by the dearth of power supply across the nation, quite a number of phone users and big corporate players really got distraught last week when voice and data services simply went down. Tension spiked some more, especially when this was happening at a time that food inflation was […]
Pay TV market prepares for new competition, by Okoh Aihe
It will be exciting to see how SLTV excites the market with its business plan; but it will be difficult to base your business plan on somebody’s ideas, plans, products and programmes
An urgent message for Tinubu and the National Assembly, by Okoh Aihe
The enabling laws setting up the NCC and NBC should be repealed to accommodate the new law that shelters the new body and its responsibilities
A generational shift at the NCC? By Okoh Aihe
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, last Thursday, appointed Abraham Oshadami as the Executive Commissioner, Technical Services at the Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC. When I stumbled on this bit of information taken from the statement by the Special Adviser to the President, Media and Publicity, Ajuri Ngelale, at about 2am Friday, my heart literally stopped beating, momentarily. Also […]
Mobile World Congress: More than an annual ritual, by Okoh Aihe
The world does not wait for anybody and we should be happy that the Telecommunications sector will be well represented in Barcelona where attendees will have no choice but to contemplate the Future First
