Boma Achenimie
One of Nigeria’s telecommunications giants, MTN, has tendered an apology to its customers and reversed its 200 per cent tariff increment for the digital bundle plan. New Telegraph had earlier reported that on Tuesday, MTN…
MIRIAM NNOLI
The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) on Friday assured Nigerians that their interest will be protected amid the controversial telecommunications tariff hike. New Telegraph recalls the telecommunications companies had requested a 100 per…
MIRIAM NNOLI
Private Telecommunications and Communications Senior Staff Association of Nigeria on Tuesday hailed the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) decision to suspend Tuesday’s planned protest over the approved 50 per cent tariff hike. New Telegraph had earlier…
MIRIAM NNOLI
Contrary to the initial threat, the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has announced the suspension of its proposed protest over the 50 per cent increase in telecommunication tariff. New Telegraph reports that the decision was taken…
MIRIAM NNOLI
The Minister of Communications, Innovation, and Digital Economy, Bosun Tijani, has reaffirmed the Federal Government’s decision not to allow Nigerian telecom companies to increase tariffs by 100 per cent. Tijani, who spoke at Channels Television’s Politics…
MIRIAM NNOLI
On Wednesday, the Federal Government through the Ministry of Communication, Innovation and Digital Economy confirmed plans to increase telecommunication tariffs while assuring Nigerians it won’t be by the proposed 100% as requested by operators. The…
Boma Achenimie
Nigeria’s telecommunications, on Friday, announced its proposal of a 100 per cent increase rate in its services as it awaits the approval of the Nigeria Communications Commission (NCC). According to Telecos, the proposal has been…
The quarterly generated revenue by telecoms sector has increased by 594 per cent from N51 billion to N480 billion per quarter. This was disclosed by the Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Prof. Isa Pantami,…
Samson Akintaro
Telecommunications companies and other firms rendering professional services in the country paid a total of N130 billion as Company Income Tax (CIT) in the second quarter of this year. This is according to the data…
SAMSON AKINTARO
Amidst several issues arising from the SIM registration suspension and its impacts on the sector, telecommunications forges ahead in the first quarter as the regulator rallied stakeholders for the implementation of the National Broadband Plan…
