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A federal High Court has reaffirmed the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission’s (FCCPC) authority to regulate the telecom sector. This ruling comes as the FCCPC continues its investigation into MTN Nigeria over consumer complaints regarding undelivered data services, unexplained data depletion, ...

…as FME, NBTE give nod at Upgrade Resources Inspection Visit By Our Correspondent The Federal Government of Nigeria has granted permission to the prestigious Peace Institute of Management and Technology (Peace Poly) Abak to run full academic program in National ...

…Project stalled at 42%, 4,834 communities lack basic mobile connectivity …Nasarawa, 7 others reduce right-of-way fees to boost access Nigeria’s renewed push to achieve a 70 per cent broadband penetration target by the end of 2025 is under severe threat. ...

The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) and India have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening cooperation, focusing on economic development, investment, and regional security. This was highlighted during a visit by the chief of mission of the Indian High ...

By Christian George The Princess Victoria Ibokette Foundation (PVIF) introduced a respite as growing population of youths struggle with mental health in organizing a Wellness and Mental Health Conference, a pivotal event aimed at addressing the growing mental health challenges ...

…Govt is unserious, say experts …Want state governments’ buy-in …Impact not felt – Prof Amalu Nearly two years after the federal government declared a state of emergency on food security, experts say the food crisis has worsened rather than improved. ...

Trucks, SUV/Jeeps, light vehicles/minibuses and cars will now pay ₦6,400, ₦4,000, ₦3,200, and ₦2,000, respectively, to ply the 227.2km Abuja-Keffi-Akwanga-Makurdi highway reconstructed by the Federal Government under the Highway Development and Management Initiative (HDMI) road project scheme. The development followed ...

Canada’s most populous province and its commercial nerve centre, Ontario, has announced a ban on United States’ companies bidding for government contracts and dumped a deal with Elon Musk’s Starlink in a pushback to US tariffs.  “Ontario won’t do business ...

The Federal Government has met with the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) with a view to reaching a common ground on the recent 50 per cent increment on the telecommunication tariffs by the Nigeria Communication Commission (NCC). The meeting, which was ...

It is no longer news that Nigerians are facing hard times and the need for more proactive measures to address the situation of hunger in the country cannot come at a more appropriate time than now. The recent stampedes recorded ...