NCC to write Telcos over poor coverage in N'East
The Nigerian Communications Commission says it will write to telecom operators to explain why their coverage of communities affected by insurgency in the North-East is still below 35 per cent.
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The Nigerian Communications Commission says it will write to telecom operators to explain why their coverage of communities affected by insurgency in the North-East is still below 35 per cent.
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