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Welcome to your onestop shop for major updates in Nigeria's information technology (IT), broader technology and telecommunications sectors.

Telecommunications services are essential to modern society, which facilitates global communication, business, and connectivity. In recent years, Nigeria's telecommunications...

The UUBO Tax Trends is a bi-annual newsletter that provides an overview of significant events in the Nigerian tax landscape. This edition offers insights on domestic and international tax developments that impacted taxpayers from January to June 2023.

The rapid expansion of Nigeria's telecommunications sector since its iberalization in 2002 has revolutionized the way Nigerians communicate, conduct business, and access information.

Telecommunication licenses are indispensable for any entity wishing to provide communication services in Nigeria. The NCC is responsible for issuing these licenses, ensuring that operators comply with legal...

The Tax Appeal Tribunal, Lagos Zone ("TAT" or the "Tribunal"), recently held that infrastructure service providers licensed by the Nigerian Communications Commission...

Nigeria's April 2026 policy reforms introduce sweeping changes across trade, finance, insurance and telecommunications, tightening import standards while reducing tariffs on key goods, establishing consumer protection mechanisms in insurance and digital lending, and mandating service quality compensation in telecoms.

On the 6 th of August 2025, the Nigerian Communications Commission (the "Commission" or "NCC") issued the Corporate Governance Guidelines for the Communications Industry (the "Guidelines").

The telecommunications sector is Nigeria's oil. The services offered in telecommunications include internet services, vehicular tracking services, voice, data, real-time video streaming, and so on.

The Human Rights Council which is an intergovernmental arm of the United Nations ("UN") charged with the responsibility of strengthening, promoting, and protecting human rights had overtime...

The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), in collaboration with the Association of Licensed Telecommunications Operators of Nigeria (ALTON), commenced the rollout of the Zero-Rated Data Access to Approved Educational Platforms and Content Initiative on 1 October 2026.

Nigeria's telecommunications sector is at a critical juncture. With over 170 million active mobile subscriptions and a population exceeding 230 million, there is a growing demand for affordable, innovative...

In a country where there are over 149 million active phone lines, where over 10 million people are owners of at least one mobile phone, and where the telecommunications industry contributes more...

The passage of NDPR and the proactive steps thus far taken by the NITDA has awakened the consciousness of the organisations and individuals to be NDPR compliant.

The Value Added Service (VAS) industry is a promising sub-sector of the Nigerian telecommunications sector, regulated by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC).

A critical element of most national telecom policy objectives is advancing universal service.

Nigeria's digital space refuses to slow down despite the economic downturn, fueled by widespread mobile internet adoption and a flourishing tech ecosystem.

Man has always been an inquisitive being. Human beings are always in the race to discover, explore and dominate territories unknown. It is an innate attribute in every human being.