Nigeria approves tariff hikes to protect operator margins

Posted on January 22, 2025 by Guest authors

The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) approved tariff increases for operators in a bid to balance rising operational costs with service quality in Nigeria’s challenging economic climate.

Posted in Regulation

Previous: The Current Landscape of UAP/UFO Disclosure with Daniel Sheehan

Next: A Timeline Of Concorde’s Development & Entry Into Service

Regulation

SIM disconnection begins in Nigeria as consumer group requests more time

Guest authors
September 18, 2024
0

Is Nigeria finally carrying out its threat to disconnect unregistered SIM cards? A number of outlets are reporting that with the Nigerian Communications Commission’s (NCC) deadline having passed on 14 September, Nigeria’s mobile operators are blocking …

Regulation

Telecom Argentina’s purchase of Telefonica unit is on hold

Guest authors
March 24, 2025
0

The widely reported sale by international service provider Telefonica of its Argentinian division to Telecom Argentina for US$1.245 billion, a deal agreed in February, is now on hold, apparently by order of Argentina’s government.

Regulation

Philippines central bank ends ban on electronic money issuers

Guest authors
January 7, 2025
0

Philippines central bank, The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) says it has lifted its moratorium on new electronic money issuers from non-bank financial institutions (EMI-NBFI). The move is said to be aimed at enhancing digital payments in the country.

Related Posts

SIM disconnection begins in Nigeria as consumer group requests more time

Telecom Argentina’s purchase of Telefonica unit is on hold

Philippines central bank ends ban on electronic money issuers

Leave a Reply Cancel reply