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November 5, 2025
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TELECOMS, News

How MVNOs Can Unlock Opportunities in Nigeria’s Telecom Amid Challenges

Phenomenal is one word that has been used to describe the growth of the Nigerian telecom sector. The rise from under half a million lines to 165 million in...

October 28, 2025
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TELECOMS, News, Technology

Ntel to Re-Enter Nigeria’s Telecom Industry in 2026 with New MVNO Strategy

The Chief Executive Officer, Ntel, Mr. Soji Maurice-Diya, on Monday announced that the once-dormant Nigerian telecommunications brand would officially re-enter the nation’s telecoms market in the first quarter of...

September 9, 2025
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TELECOMS, ECONOMY, NCC, Technology

NCC, Stakeholders Move to Build Indigenous Telecom Workforce

The Federal Government, Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) and telecom operators on Tuesday renewed calls for urgent collaboration to close the skill gaps threatening the future of Nigeria’s telecom industry....

September 8, 2025
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TELECOMS, FINTECH, infrastructure, Technology

Telecom, Fintech Leaders Agitate for Strategic Partnership and Inclusive Policies at WATISE 2025

The 2025 edition of the West Africa Telecommunications Infrastructure Summit & Exhibition (WATISE) has ended in Lagos with a strong call for governments, regulators, and industry players to deepen...

Nigeria’s Telecom Sector Unlocks MVNO Potential Through Stakeholder Collaboration

August 28, 2025
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TELECOMS, ECONOMY, Technology

Nigeria’s Telecom Sector Paves Way for MVNO’s: Stakeholders Calls for Collaboration To Unlock MVNO Potential

Stakeholders in Telecommunications. has issued a call for collaboration, Strategic market positioning and patient capital on August 26, 2025. This call was made during the 2025 Telecoms Sector Sustainability...

IHS Leads Bold Push for Digital Economy Through Infrastructure Protection

August 18, 2025
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TELECOMS, ECONOMY, infrastructure, Technology

IHS Hinges Robust Digital Economy on Infrastructure Protection

IHS Nigeria, part of the IHS Holding Limited group, one of the largest independent owners, operators, and developers of shared communications infrastructure in the world by tower count, has...

August 14, 2025
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TELECOMS, News, Technology

Celebrating 24 Years of Telecom Transformation in Nigeria

Twenty-four years ago, Nigeria took a giant leap into the digital age. The year was 2001, and the arrival of digital mobile telephony rewrote the nation’s economic, social, and...

Nigeria’s ICT Leaders Rally to Protect Critical Telecom Infrastructure from Rising Vandalism

August 8, 2025
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infrastructure, ECONOMY, NCC, Technology, TELECOMS

ICT Stakeholders Rally Against Vandalism to Safeguard Nigeria’s Critical National Infrastructure

Stakeholders in ICT sector has decried the persistent vandalism of critical national information infrastructure (CNII), emphasizing on the importance of the telecom industry to the country’s economy despite President...

August 8, 2025
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NCC, Technology, TELECOMS

Bridging the Digital Divide: NCC Hosts ITU Africa-BB-Maps Launch in Abuja

The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has launched the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) Africa-BroadBand (BB) Maps initiative in Abuja, a project funded by the European Union (EU). This initiative aims...

"In a statement announcing the forum, NITRA emphasized that the declaration of the CNII order alone is insufficient to protect national infrastructure. The association noted that, “mere declaration of the CNII order as an Act cannot solely guarantee infrastructure safety except certain internal and standardisation issues are first resolved by operators.” The forum, therefore, aims to bring all relevant players together to address these concerns. The event, scheduled to take place at CitiHeight Hotel, Ikeja, will focus on how the CNII framework can be translated from policy into action. According to the organizers, passage of the law alone will not yield desired outcomes unless practical and collaborative strategies are developed and implemented. As part of the agenda, stakeholders are expected to deliberate on critical questions such as: How do we ensure that this law is implemented to the letter? Are there areas worth looking into once more, or is the Act perfect as it is? What are the roles of each stakeholder in the industry – Federal, States, Operators, Consumers, and other actors? Are individual telecom companies and service providers keying into the CNII provisions, and how? What are the roles of regulators in ensuring public compliance to the Act? How do we ensure security? What is the place of collaboration? Publicity: how much of the CNII provisions are the public aware of? How can we sustain the growth and development of telecommunications in Nigeria? These questions will form the basis of panel discussions during the conference, as stakeholders seek to explore both policy and operational aspects of industry sustainability and infrastructure protection. Dignitaries expected at the event include the Minister of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy, network operators, infrastructure companies, security agencies, media professionals, regulators, and decision-makers from public and private organizations. In a statement, NITRA highlighted the critical importance of CNII to national wellbeing, stressing that “the destruction or disruption of these systems and communication networks would significantly affect the economic strength, image, defense and security, government capabilities to function, and public health and safety.” Reinforcing this point, Engr. Gbenga Adebayo, Chairman of ALTON, previously underscored the necessity of maintaining telecom infrastructure and upgrading technology to prevent vandalism and theft—ongoing threats that plague the sector. Also speaking, Mr. Chike Onwuegbuchi, Chairman of NITRA, reiterated the value of the CNII Conference in bringing stakeholders to the table. He emphasized that the forum is essential for achieving consensus on how best to protect telecom infrastructure, particularly in light of the Federal Government’s official CNII declaration. Onwuegbuchi noted that with the CNII Act in place, stakeholders will have to formulate implementation measures on provisions of the Act and enforce compliance. Noting that practical outcomes from the Lagos forum will help drive the next phase of Nigeria’s telecom infrastructure protection and development." give the above part of the article a suitable subheading, relating to its content infusing the keyword "CNII"

July 24, 2025
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NITRA, SECURITY, TELECOMS

NITRA-ALTON CNII Conference Gets New Date as Stakeholders Tackle Telecom Infrastructure Security and Sustainability

The Critical National Information Infrastructure (CNII) & Sustainability Conference 2025 has been rescheduled to August 7, 2025, in Lagos. The conference aims to foster a comprehensive industry-wide conversation following...