Digital assets were transferred via a 15-year lease agreement involving the Nigerian Communications Commission and Enugu State Government.
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Updated Aug 7
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What happened
Digital assets were transferred via a 15-year lease agreement involving the Nigerian Communications Commission and Enugu State Government.
Who's involved
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The Nigerian Communications Commission oversaw the handover of digital assets to the Enugu State Government, marking the development of Enugu as a leading digital economy hub.Also in this story
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The entities involved
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Nigerian Communications Commission
communications regulatory agency in Nigeria
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Enugu
city in Nigeria
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