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Telecommunications operators in the country are considering a review of the current national tariff plans to usher in a regional tariff regime where they are able to factor in the specific challenges in each state to their tariff plans.
Telecommunications operators in Nigeria have threatened to shut down their services in some parts of the country next year if their demand for tariff review is not considered by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC).
The Chief Information Officer of the Nigeria Stock Exchange (NGX), Afeez Ramoni, has explained the reason Nigeria’s banking, telecommunications, legal and other sectors prefer artificial intelligence (AI) virtual assistants for service delivery in the country.
The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) Limited All-Share Index (ASI), rose by 45.9% to close at 74,773.77 points on Friday, December 29, 2023, from 51,251.06 points in 2022.
The suspended excise duty on telecommunication services, including calls and data, has featured again in the 2022 Finance Bill
Rail transportation, metal ores, aviation, and financial services sectors led the list of fastest-growing sectors in the country...
The state governors of the federation have unanimously agreed to reverse the increase in the Right of Way (RoW) charges.
Following the listing of 20.3bn units of its shares on the premium board of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) at a price of N90 per share, MTN Nigeria (MTNN) share price gained 46.3% to close at N131.70/s on Tuesday, 21 May; only four days post listing.
MTN Nigeria has listed its shares on the Nigerian Stock market (NSE) as the telco-giant received regulatory approval from SEC and NSE to list 20.3bn units of shares at a price of N90 per share.