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  1. Legislative body investigates poor network quality and directs the Nigerian Communications Commission to ensure operator appearance.

Nigerian Committee Demands Telecom Operators Address Service Quality

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The House of Representatives Ad Hoc Committee is investigating poor telecommunications services in Nigeria. The committee issued a seven-day ultimatum for telecommunications operators, including MTN Nigeria and Globacom, to appear before it. Lawmakers directed the Nigerian Communications Commission to ensure that all affected operators comply with the summons.

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The committee chairman stated that telecommunications services are indispensable to Nigeria’s economy, supporting essential services, financial transactions, and Point of Sale transactions. The investigation was necessitated by recurring complaints from subscribers about declining service quality.

A legislative body is investigating poor network quality and has directed the Nigerian Communications Commission to ensure operator appearance.

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Who's involved

  • house of representativesThe House of Representatives Ad Hoc Committee is probing poor telecommunications services.
  • Nigerian Communications CommissionThe Nigerian Communications Commission was directed to ensure that operators comply with the summons.
  • GlobacomGlobacom is one of the telecommunications operators facing the investigation.
  • MTN NigeriaMTN Nigeria is one of the telecommunications operators facing the investigation.

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