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The Nigerian Communications Commission is set for a return to the tube with a newly packaged 30 – minute weekly television programme that will regularly

x-ray the Nigerian telecommunications and information communications technology industry and provide awareness for telecommunication consumers across the country and beyond.

It says that the radio version of the programme will also air on Thursdays at 8 pm on the Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria Network, for simultaneous transmission to all States of the Federation, with all the local FRCN stations expected to hook up during the weekly programme. It further explained that apart from simplifying issues about telecommunications services for the average consumer, one of the cardinal foci of the programme will be to continuously create awareness among various stakeholders about the activities and programmes of the Commission as it seeks to achieve regulatory excellence.

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