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[FILES] Executive Vice Chairman (EVC) of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), Prof. Umar Garba Danbatta. Photo; TWITTER/NGCOMMUNICATIONCOMM
ADEYEMI ADEPETUN, in this report, examines the roles regulations played in shaping growth of the telecoms sector in the last one year.
For the telecommunications sector, 2020 has been eventful across the globe. The importance of the sector was underscored by the Coronavirus pandemic.
The virus, which has remained a dreaded scourge, gave wings to technological innovations. The shifting of daily life online has been one of the most far-reaching consequences of the coronavirus pandemic. While it is not without its challenges, broad-based digitalisation has helped governments around the world to stem the spread of COVID-19 by halting human exploration completely and created new growth opportunities for private companies.
[FILES] Executive Vice Chairman (EVC) of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), Prof. Umar Garba Danbatta. Photo; TWITTER/NGCOMMUNICATIONCOMM
ADEYEMI ADEPETUN, in this report, examines the roles regulations played in shaping growth of the telecoms sector in the last one year.
For the telecommunications sector, 2020 has been eventful across the globe. The importance of the sector was underscored by the Coronavirus pandemic.
The virus, which has remained a dreaded scourge, gave wings to technological innovations. The shifting of daily life online has been one of the most far-reaching consequences of the coronavirus pandemic. While it is not without its challenges, broad-based digitalisation has helped governments around the world to stem the spread of COVID-19 by halting human exploration completely and created new growth opportunities for private companies.
Introduction
The evolution of the Internet has changed the world in many
ways. Physical (traditional) operations and daily interactions have
over time been supplemented, overshadowed or totally supplanted by
online versions riding on the back of developments in information
and communication technology (ICT), and consequent migration into
cyberspace. ICT has become, within a very short time, one of the
basic building blocks of modern society, forcing and creating a
culture of dependence on innovative technology.
1 The Fourth
Industrial Revolution (4IR) is characterised by a fusion of
technologies and they have blurred the lines between the physical,
digital, and biological spheres.
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