…goods companies, three energy companies, one consumer services company and one telecommunications company. The companies are Dangote Cement Plc, MTN Nigeria Plc, BUA Foods Plc, BUA Cement Plc, Aradel Holdings Plc, First Holdco Plc, HBM Nigeria Plc, Zenith Bank Plc, GTCO Plc, Stanbic IBTC Holdings Plc, Transcorp Hotels…

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…the model is expanded; however, connectivity could be a constraint. Agbata said that telecommunications operators may be reluctant to invest in rural areas where commercial returns are limited, creating a risk that residents who could benefit most from online public services may have the weakest internet access. The IC…

…Government has announced plans to connect all riverine communities across Nigeria to telecommunications services by mid-2027. The Minister of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy, Dr Bosun Tijani, disclosed this on Sunday at Obighoro, a riverine community in Warri North Local Government Area of Delta State. T…

…the funds, and preserve critical evidence including banking and mobile-money records, telecoms data, CCTV footage and polling-unit records. The anti-corruption organisation further demanded prompt arrest and prosecution of persons suspected of electoral and corruption offences. According to the group, “The legitimacy a…

…It also called for the preservation and examination of banking and mobile-money records, telecommunications data, CCTV footage, polling-unit records and other documentary and digital evidence. SERAP added, “The legitimacy and credibility of the Osun State election result ultimately depend upon whether voters were genui…

…demand for reliable data storage, processing capacity and connectivity infrastructure. Telecom operators, cloud providers and data centre companies have continued to invest in expanding capacity to meet rising demand. However, investors still face challenges including unreliable power supply, foreign exchange volatilit…

…to the military and then worked with soldiers to refine the technology. Programmers, telecommunications specialists and engineers have since become increasingly integrated into Ukraine's military structure.According to Jason, however, the shortage of professionally trained personnel remains one of the biggest obstacles…

…title is Eze Enugwu-Ukwu na Igwe Umunri. He lives in the Umunri Palace. MTN, a large telecommunications brand in Nigeria, sponsors the annual Mmonwu festival (Masquerade festival). It is one of the main traditional events of the people of Enugu Ukwu. 11. Akwa EtitiLocal Government Area: Idemili SouthKnown for: Commerce…

…flood disasters in Nigeria by bringing together key emergency, weather, hydrological, telecommunications and space science agencies to establish a unified early warning system aimed at saving lives and reducing the impact of climate-related hazards. The move followed a high-level inter-agency meeting convened by the Na…

…effort superfluous. The excitement generated by the introduction of 5G to the nation’s telecommunications ecosystem has been buried by the euphoria generated by the coming of artificial intelligence (AI), which, like other technologies before it, is credited with the near possibility of recreating the world in its own…

…business consultant with Law and MBA degrees, has spent six years building brands across telecom, fintech, and consumer goods. The post Success in business comes from defining data before falling in love with ideas — Rita Agyei, lawyer, business consultant appeared first on Tribune Online.

…June 30, 2026, filed with the Nigerian Exchange Limited on Thursday. According to the telecom operator, data revenue rose to “₦1.699tn during the six-month period, up from ₦1.229tn recorded in the corresponding period of 2025, representing an increase of about 38.3 per cent.” The company said data remained its larg…

…Nigeria’s real Gross Domestic Product, GDP, in 2025, up from 9.79 per cent in 2024, with telecommunications accounting for 7.29 percentage points of the contribution. Kupoluyi noted that Nigeria recorded 154.7 million active internet subscribers, 188 million mobile connections and broadband penetration of 55.67 per cen…

…Connectivity for Africa, adopted at the close of the 7th Ordinary Session of the African Telecommunications Union Conference of Plenipotentiaries in Abuja on Friday. The declaration commits member states to improving digital affordability, expanding access to broadband infrastructure, strengthening consumer protection…

The Association of Licensed Telecommunications Operators of Nigeria has called on the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission and the Nigerian Communications Commission to establish a clear framework for regulating airtime and data credit services. Chairman of the association, Gbenga Adebayo, made the ca…

…ahead of the crisis, not after it. I’ve since sat in boardrooms across banking, telecoms, energy, and FMCG, watching organisations struggle not because attackers were unstoppable, but because the hard decisions had never been rehearsed. As Nigeria’s digital economy, and Africa’s with it, races ahead on instant payments…

…the call on Thursday at the Special Session of the Administrative Council of the African Telecommunications Union in Abuja. Gagare, who was represented by the ministry’s Director of Human Resource Management, Ahmed Alsukun, said African countries must work together to tackle shared digital challenges ahead of key conti…

…in Brikama. "Through witness interviews, crime scene examination, and the analysis of telecommunications records, investigators identified the suspect as a person of interest and subsequently invited him for questioning. "During the course of the investigation, the suspect confessed to the offence. "Preliminary finding…

…itself through technological innovation, service excellence and sustained investment in telecommunications infrastructure. He reaffirmed the company's commitment to further investments in next-generation technologies and network expansion to ensure that customers continue to enjoy world-class services across Nigeria. A…

…A video making the rounds online purportedly shows a man from Limpopo shouting at Zulu telecom workers to go and work in their province, adding that they are foreigners in Limpopo. Weeks earlier, their outrage had been directed at black immigrants from other African countries. However, with the black immigrants gone, i…

…cent, followed by the financing sector at 26.10 per cent, oil and gas at 15.72 per cent, telecommunications at 3.51 per cent, and production/manufacturing at 2.62 per cent, while other sectors made up the balance. It also showed that Lagos accounted for 62.90 per cent of capital outflows, followed by the Federal Capita…

…investors, regulators, advertisers and the public. That is what happened to Nigeria’s telecommunications sector after the Nigerian Communications Commission’s customer data clean-up and the implementation of the NIN-SIM linkage exercise. Millions of mobile subscriptions disappeared from the industry’s active subscriber…

…during the operation led to the recovery of 8 registered SIM cards of different telecommunications networks, believed to have been used in perpetrating the alleged criminal activities. "The suspect is currently in custody, while investigations have been expanded to determine the full extent of the alleged extortion net…

…collaboration among regulators, banks, fintech companies, payment service providers, telecommunications operators, technology firms, and customers operating within clearly defined governance and regulatory frameworks. The study tour identified three priority areas that financial institutions should focus on as Nigeria…