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Sunday, 21 April 2019

Re-register your SIMs or get barred, Airtel alerts subscribers

Re-register your SIMs or get barred, Airtel alerts subscribers

A very inconvenience period in the offing for Airtel subscribers as telecommunications firm is bent on SIMs re-registration exercise after claiming it is for security purposes. The network recently called on its subscribers to go for another round of Know Your Customer (KYC) exercise, a subtle way of forcing users to re-register their Subscriber Identification

Read more Re-register your SIMs or get barred, Airtel alerts subscribers

Friday, 30 November 2018

9mobile: Teleology ownership in question as Reps grill NCC

9mobile: Teleology ownership in question as Reps grill NCC

The ownership of 9mobile formerly Etisalat by Teleology is in danger as the House of Representatives’ Committee on Telecommunications kicks against transaction process. The House Committee has asked the Nigeria Communications Commission (NCC) to stop Teleology from claiming ownership of 9mobile. The committee had on Wednesday evening grilled the Executive Vice-Chairman and Chief Executive Officer

Read more 9mobile: Teleology ownership in question as Reps grill NCC

Tuesday, 13 November 2018

Teleology finally takes full ownership of 9mobile

Teleology finally takes full ownership of 9mobile

Teleology has finally taken full ownership of 9mobile after it received approval 10 months after Barclays Africa, the financial adviser handling the sale of the telecoms announced Teleology Holdings as the preferred bidder. Smile Telecoms Holdings was also announced as the reserve bidder in a protracted take over deal. Newsheadline247 understands that Teleology could not

Read more Teleology finally takes full ownership of 9mobile

Saturday, 11 August 2018

NCC Vice Chairman frustrating sale of 9Mobile, aiding MTN dominate telecom sector – Insiders allege

NCC Vice Chairman frustrating sale of 9Mobile, aiding MTN dominate telecom sector – Insiders allege

An emerging story suggests the Nigerian Communications Communication (NCC) and its Executive Vice Chairman, Umar Garba Danbatta are deliberately frustrating the sale of 9Mobile, formally Etisalat. Reports monitored on THEWILL stated that the commission has refused to issue a “No Objection” that will pave way for the final sale of the company to the preferred

Read more NCC Vice Chairman frustrating sale of 9Mobile, aiding MTN dominate telecom sector – Insiders allege

Thursday, 9 August 2018

NCC orders MTN to complete NSE listing by May 2019

The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has ordered MTN, a telecommunications company, to complete its listing on the Nigerian Stock Exchange by May 2019. The NCC executive vice chairman, Umar Danbatta said this during an interactive session with journalists on Wedneaday. He said the commission is conducting fresh due diligence on Teleology, the preferred bidder for

Read more NCC orders MTN to complete NSE listing by May 2019

Tuesday, 26 June 2018

Don’t give scarce national resources to MTN, it’ll impede competition – Firms warn NCC

Business

Don’t give scarce national resources to MTN, it’ll impede competition – Firms warn NCC

MTN wants to practice in Nigeria what it felt was not good for the South African market – Operator…… Group of operators in the telecommunications industry have openly warned the Nigerian Communications Commission not to allow South African telecom giant, MTN to dominate the telecommunication market. The operators insisted such undue advantage will impede competitions

Monday, 6 March 2017

NCC declares “state of emergency” on quality of mobile network service


NCC Headquarters

Premium Times>>> Worried by the degenerating Quality of Service, QoS, provided by Mobile Network Operators, MNOs, and other service providers, the Nigerian Communications Commission on Monday declared a state of emergency on the Quality of Service.

Thursday, 26 January 2017

Reps to probe telecom service providers


House of Representatives

NAN>>> The House of Representatives on Thursday set up an ad hoc committee to investigate alleged under-payments made by telecommunications service providers to the Federal Government.

Wednesday, 14 December 2016

N30b debts rock Nigeria’s telecommunications sector

 .VAS providers accuse operators of stifling their growth
. Interconnect debt falls to N7 billion

ATCON President, Mr Olusola Teniola
ATCON President, Mr Olusola Teniola
The Guardian NG    A debts profile of about N30 billion is currently rocking Nigeria’s $68 billion telecommunications industry, The Guardian has learnt.
The debt is being owed the Value Added Service (VAS) providers by the telecommunications operators and has been on for about five years now.

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