Telecoms: NLC, TUC, CNG, others reject 50% tariff hike
Outrage yesterday trailed the Federal Government’s approval of 50 per cent hike in telecommunications tariff, with the Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, rallying Nigerians to reject “another harsh burden” and threatened to mobilise workers to boycott telecom services.
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The National Association of Telecommunications Subscribers has rejected the shutdown and boycott of telecom service proposal ...
Minister of Finance and the Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Mr. Wale Edun, has said that the tariff in the ...
Labour officials talk tough, insist telcos must be prevented from exploiting NigeriansThe National Association of Telecommunications Subscribers will engage the Nigerian Communications Commission on ...
From this month, providers must tell their customers how much price rises will be in pounds and pence in a prominent way, and ...
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In a move that’s likely to have a significant impact on consumers, the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has approved ...
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Wale Edun, minister of finance and the coordinating minister of the economy, says the tariff in the telecommunications sector will be reviewed periodically.
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