The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has approved a 50% tariff adjustment for telecom operators, citing the need to address operational costs and ensure industry sustainability. The increase, capped at 50% of current tariffs, follows extensive consultations with stakeholders and aims to support infrastructure investment and service improvements.
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These adjustments will support the ability of operators to continue investing in infrastructure and innovation, ultimately benefiting consumers through improved services and connectivity, including better network quality, enhanced customer service, and greater coverage. The NCC recognises the financial pressures faced by Nigerian households and businesses and remains deeply empathetic to the impact of tariff adjustments. To this end, the Commission has mandated that operators implement these adjustments transparently and in a manner that is fair to consumers. Operators are also required to educate and inform the public about the new rates while demonstrating measurable improvements in service delivery.
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