But the biggest providers – AT&T, Verizon, CenturyLink, Frontier – have made it clear; they are replacing their copper wire infrastructure with internet based fiber optic cables, and leaving old fashioned landlines in the dust..
But the biggest providers – AT&T, Verizon, CenturyLink, Frontier – have made it clear; they are replacing their copper wire infrastructure with internet based fiber optic cables, and leaving old fashioned landlines in the dust..
LAGOS — Diesel business dispute between telecom tower managers, IHS, and the Natural Oil and Gas Suppliers Association of Nigeria, NOGASA, is threatening to affect telecom services in the country. The dispute, Vanguard gathered, arose from an allegation by IHS that two member companies of NOGOSA. .
Over the years, telecommunications companies have faced continuous threats by states government to shut down their base stations, over alleged unpaid taxes and levies. For instance, in 2018, Kogi state government shut down 150 base transceiver stations belonging to mobile telecoms operators as a. .
Zamfara state residents in total phone blackout as telecom companies shut down their base stations in the state. Following the directive of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) that all telecom sites in Zamfara state be shut down due to the rising spate of insecurity, GSM operators have. .
Nigeria’s telecommunications industry faces a potential crisis as the Association of Licensed Telecommunications Operators of Nigeria (ALTON) warns that over 16,000 base stations could shut down in the coming days. The threat follows the blockade of diesel loading depots in Kaduna, Lagos, and Delta. .
The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has given the rationale for its directive to telecom companies to shut down base stations in Zamfara State, saying it is for security reasons. A letter titled, ‘Re: Shutdown of All telecom Sites in Zamfara States’, personally signed by the commission’s. .
In compliance with the directive of the Nigerian Communications Commission that all telecom sites in Zamfara State be shut down due to the “pervading security situation” in the state, GSM operators have shut down their base stations in the state, The Publisher Nigeria gathered. A source in the.
