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The federal government has rejected the demands for 100% increase in telecom tariffs, but is proposing an increase ranging between 30 and 60% instead.

The Nigerian government is set to blacklist 18 financial institutions over N250 billion Unstructured Supplementary Service Data (USSD) debt to telecom companies.

The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has directed telecommunication companies to disconnect 18 banks due to their inability to pay N250 billion in debt.

Technology and telecommunications companies reportedly owe banks about N1.69 trillion in the past year due mainly to rising interest rates by CBN.

Adjusting call/data tariffs is crucial for improving service delivery within Nigeria's telecoms sector & will enable telecom operators to deliver better services.

Since the start of 2025, MTN share price has appreciated considerably, after a poor performance in 2024. Analysts think the oncoming hike in tariffs has a role in it

Aku-Ibe Chikire Chierika, a First-Class graduate from FUTO with a CGPA of 4.72/5.00, shares insights into his academic journey, achievements, and future aspirations.

The Chief Executive Officer of Financial Derivatives Company, Bismarck Rewane has revealed that the proposed telecommunications hike will slow inflation.

The minister of communications, innovation, and digital economy, Bosun Tijani, has said the Nigerian government will increase telecom tariffs but not by 100%.
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