Author: Paul Adepoju

Editor at Innovation Village

The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has expressed its interest in a harmonious regulatory relationship with the lawmakers in Nigeria. Executive Vice Chairman of the commission, Prof. Umar Garba Danbatta said NCC seeks the cooperation and understanding of members of the House of Representatives on regulatory functions of the commission. Danbatta…

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Jongla is attempting to attract WhatsApp users in Africa to switch to Jongla Social Messenger and save money by reducing their data usage. Following the successful April launch of its social messaging app in Africa, Jongla is today announcing a host of exciting new features and detailing how people across…

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Nigeria’s capital city of Abuja will tomorrow (Friday) host the fourth edition of StartUP Friday organised by the Office for ICT Innovation and Entrepreneurship (OIIE), venue is Red Sparrow Events Centre, Maitama, Abuja, from 3.20pm. With StartUP Friday, OIIE aims to promote and encourage start-up development and foster relationships with…

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Eskimi has introduced Naira rates for Eskimi programmatic DSP platform due to dollar scarcity and fluctuating Naira rate. “We see that clients struggle to obtain dollar currency due to forex limitations and new CBN policies. We have introduced Naira rates for our social product some time ago. Now we prepared and…

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Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has granted provisional 2x30MHz in the 2.6gigahertz (GHz) frequency licence to MTN Nigeria Communications Limited (MTN), as the sole approved bidder and was required to pay a total $96m (N19.2bn) for the licence – a cumulative 30MHz in the 2.6GHz Frequency. Tony Ojobo, director, Public Affairs…

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The Nigerian Senate has slammed the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) and other parties involved in the resolution of the fine slammed on MTN. According to the Senate Committee on Communications, it has rejected the terms of agreement between the NCC and MTN, adding that Nigeria was short-changed. The senate subsequently…

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