- Nigerian leadership, including President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, is driving economic policy focused on MSME growth and attracting foreign investment, supported by financial leaders like Michael Miebach of Mastercard.
- Nigerian leadership, including President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, is driving economic policy focused on MSME growth and attracting foreign investment, supported by financial leaders like Michael Miebach of Mastercard.
- Nigerian leadership, including President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, is driving economic policy focused on MSME growth and attracting foreign investment, supported by financial leaders like Michael Miebach of Mastercard.
- Nigerian leadership, including President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, is driving economic policy focused on MSME growth and attracting foreign investment, supported by financial leaders like Michael Miebach of Mastercard.
The Nigerian telecom sector contributes significantly to GDP, but its regulatory framework is currently inadequate for the digital economy.
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Updated Jun 23
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The Nigerian telecom sector contributes significantly to GDP, but its regulatory framework is currently inadequate for the digital economy.
Who's involved
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Nigerian leadership, including President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, is driving economic policy focused on MSME growth and attracting foreign investment, supported by financial leaders like Michael Miebach of Mastercard.Also in this story
- Mastercard proposes digital skills training to Nigerian businesses following a meeting with President Tinubu.
- Nigerian leadership, including President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, is driving economic policy focused on MSME growth and attracting foreign investment, supported by financial leaders like Michael Miebach of Mastercard.
The entities involved
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Nigeria
sovereign state in West Africa
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MTN Nigeria
Nigerian telecommunication company
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Related events
- Nigeria's Nigerian Communications Commission regulates the telecommunications sector, and the National Identity Management Commission is responsible for national identification system integrity.
- The digital environment is noted as shaping the national destiny of Nigeria and Africa.
- Data shows the digital divide is negatively impacting economic access in Nigeria.
- Huawei, a long-standing operator in Nigeria since 1999, has pledged to support the country's $1 trillion economy and drive digital transformation.
- Research is examining regulatory pathways and tokenized money ecosystems in Africa, noting high digital asset usage in Nigeria.