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Telecommunication companies paid N2.4tn tax to the Nigerian government in 2023, despite struggling to attract investments

In pursuit of securing a new $750m loan from the World Bank, the FG may reintroduce previously suspended telecom tax and other fiscal measures

The Nigerian government has drafted a plan to reintroduce the telecommunications tax previously suspended and other revenue-generating measures to secure

The Lagos-Calabar coastal highway corridor serves as a crucial landing point for multiple submarine cables connecting Nigeria to Europe

The Chairman of the Association of Licensed Telecom Operators of Nigeria, Gbenga Adebayo, has stated that telecommunications companies in Nigeria are becoming reluctant to invest more in infrastructure as they continue to contend with a tough economic environment.

The telcos, under the aegis of the Association of Licensed Telecom Companies of Nigeria and the Association of Telecom Companies of Nigeria, issued a joint

The Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, has urged telecommunications companies in the country to adopt a communal approach to infrastructure. He

Given the current state of many Nigerians' financial economies, Adebayo was concerned that subscribers may turn against the telecoms if its cost reflective pricing call was misunderstood to entail a rate hike.

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