Earlier in 2019, the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) declared that Nigeria had attained 30% broadband...
broadband penetration
“NCC is sending a wrong signal about the Nigerian telecom industry” — Gbenga Sesan, industry expert
The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) in December 2018 claimed that the nation has achieved and surpassed the...
Stakeholders give reasons for Nigeria to keep increasing broadband penetration
Concerned stakeholders in the telecommunications industry have given reasons why the government must not relent in its...
FG, Governors’ Forum make efforts to attain Nigeria’s broadband penetration target
The federal government and the Nigeria Governors' Forum are making efforts to further deepen broadband penetration in...
Bureaucracy remains a major hurdle for broadband penetration in Nigeria
Aside cost, increasing access to the Internet is a function of the spread of broadband infrastructure. However, some...
NCC and a seeming two-faced stance on broadband infrastructure in Nigeria
It appears the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) is not on the same path with the Nigerian National Broadband...
Why Nigeria’s National Broadband Plan may never be implemented
In 2014, Omobola Johnson, the former minister for Communications Technology, highlighted the importance of broadband...
The Communication Tax Bill will hinder broadband penetration in Nigeria
The Communication Tax Bill seems to be getting a lot of attention lately after it got into the National Assembly for...
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