Telcos confirm SIM swap resumption after NIMC-linked disruption
Telecommunications operators have confirmed the resumption of SIM swap services following recent disruptions that affected millions of subscribers across Nigeria.
Telecommunications operators have confirmed the resumption of SIM swap services following recent disruptions that affected millions of subscribers across Nigeria.
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