AFRICA’S telecommunications story is often told in sweeping numbers-subscriber counts, broadband penetration, spectrum auctions priced in headlines. Yet beneath those metrics lies a subtler influence shaping the continent’s digital economy: regulatory discipline. In that quieter arena, Nigeria’s Communications Commission (NCC) has emerged not by proclamation, but by method.Continue Reading

The Presidential Enabling Business Environment Council (PEBEC) has named the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) as one of the top five 2025 best-performing Federal Government agencies under the Transparency and Efficiency Category. Head, Public Affairs, NCC, Mrs Nnenna Ukoha, made this known in a statement on Thursday in Abuja. Ukoha saidContinue Reading

  By Johannes Tobi Wojuola At this time two years ago, Nigeria’s telecommunications sector was far from thriving. Consider the industry debts—both those among operators and those owed to them by banks. Or the Federal Government’s NIN-SIM linkage policy, which had suffered seven postponements since December 2020. Then there wereContinue Reading

By Our Correspondent The Executive Vice-Chairman (EVC) of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), Dr. Aminu Maida says Truecaller is not linked to the country’s subscriber identity module (SIM) registration database, cautioning that the platform’s results are not always accurate. During a press briefing on Monday, Maida said Truecaller is notContinue Reading