Why we’re revising Telecom Numbering Service segment — NCC
By Emmanuel Elebeke The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) says it is revising the Special Numbering Service (SNS) segment of the nation’s telecommunications sector in order to address the perception of high cost of delivering services to end-users in the SNS segment. The Commission Director, Policy, Competition and Economic Analysis, Yetunde Akinloye, who disclosed this said […]
(UPDATED): Xenophobic attack: Telecom, MTN workers beg Nigerians against reprisal attacks
Workers in the nation’s telecommunications and Communications sector including MTN Nigeria, have pleaded with Nigerians to stop reprisal attacks on MTN and other South African business interests in Nigeria following ongoing xenophobic attacks on Nigerians and their businesses in South Africa.
Xenophobic attacks: Telecom, MTN workers beg Nigerians against reprisal attacks
Workers in the nation’s telecommunications and Communications sector including MTN Nigeria, have pleaded with Nigerians to stop reprisal attacks on MTN and other South African business interests in Nigeria following ongoing xenophobic attacks on Nigerians and their businesses in South Africa.
New dawn in telecom sector
IT is a new dawn of industrial relations practice in the telecommunication sector in the country as one of the pioneers of Global System for Mobile, GSM, communication, in Nigeria, MTN Nigeria, after a protracted struggle with organised labour, few days ago, opened its doors for its workers to join union. .
Telecom operators demand executive order on infrastructure vandalism, double taxation
Telecom operators in the country and other professionals in the Information and Communications Technology, ICT, industry, yesterday, called on the Federal Government to issue executive order against vandalism of telecom infrastructure, double taxation and regulation in the sector to properly harness the developmental potential of ICT in nation building.
Telecom sector contribution to GDP now N2trn, attracts $1.73bn FDI — Minister
The Nigerian telecom sector’s contribution to the Gross Domestic Product, GDP is now N2 trillion. This represents 9.5 per cent of the nation’s GDP.
