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Telecoms Operators Lament Poor Spectrum Management In Nigeria by AmuDimpka: 2:27am On Dec 13, 2016
Telecoms Executive & Regulators Forum (TERF). A forum where they industry stakeholders and players in the Nigerian telecom industry from regulators to practitioners came to discuss and proffer solutions on ways to better the industry . The Keynote address was presented by Olusola Teniola ,the current president of the Association of Telecommunications Companies of Nigeria (ATCON). In his opening remark” ATCON as a body is positioned to ensure that its members provide the best service in line with global best standards” he said.

The ATCON president also made a case of spectrum auctioning and encouraged the industry regulator , the Nigerian Communication Commission (NCC) to ensure that those allocated spectrum are used rather than traded. However, due to the high cost of operational expenditure in the country, coupled with the scarcity of foreign exchange, this has necessitated some members of the body to trade or sell their spectrum.

Umar Garba Danbatta ,the EVC of NCC was ably represented , in the EVC 8 point agenda, the EVC said that it’s it the function of the NCC to be very open and transparent to the industry stakeholders. “ As a regulator, we are not pro technology and in our eight point agenda, one of the main points is hinged on broadband penetration/access that will be guided by global best practices that will ensure ease of citizens and good governance.” The EVC said .



The EVC continued “The national broadband Penetration’s plan is one of the agenda that the NCC is vigorously pursuing and today, Nigeria broadband has been adjudged as one of the fastest growing broadband globally. ”

Spectrum trading is one thing that the regulator is finding permisible in the industry. In the words of Lanre Ajayi,the former ATCON resident ” companies are finding the exchange rate difficult to get and die to the economic climate in the country, most investors will want to sell off their spectrum to intended buys that will make use of them rather than warehouse these spectrum. We feel excited that NCC is looking into the issue of spectrum trading ,” he remarked.

Engineer Austin , the director of NCC on spectrum management, opined that NCC will always advise on the best form of spectrum that the operator should go for, especially the would be entrants. NCC reiterated their position as a technology neutral organisation. Though, will render small advisory services to small entrants,this is in a bid to avoid complications in future.


https://etimesafrica./2016/12/08/terf-2016-telcos-operators-frown-at-spectrum-sharing/

Re: Telecoms Operators Lament Poor Spectrum Management In Nigeria by ademoladeji(m): 8:26am On Dec 13, 2016
Nice verse from the book of Lamentation

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Re: Telecoms Operators Lament Poor Spectrum Management In Nigeria by Fundango: 8:26am On Dec 13, 2016
For Telco operators the first thing that can cut operation cost is constant power supply.
While Otondos NCC grin thinks that increasing DATA PRICE would be the Best.

May GOD save Zoogerians and Forestgerians. grin

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Re: Telecoms Operators Lament Poor Spectrum Management In Nigeria by truthspeaks: 8:27am On Dec 13, 2016
Forum for only regulator n operators. Whr z d place for d consumers? Tmoro they ll claim they consulted all stakeholders. What a country sad

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Re: Telecoms Operators Lament Poor Spectrum Management In Nigeria by AnodaIT(m): 8:27am On Dec 13, 2016
just spectrum? I no understand

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Re: Telecoms Operators Lament Poor Spectrum Management In Nigeria by jchuchu(m): 8:32am On Dec 13, 2016
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Re: Telecoms Operators Lament Poor Spectrum Management In Nigeria by Nobody: 8:32am On Dec 13, 2016
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Re: Telecoms Operators Lament Poor Spectrum Management In Nigeria by Miles300: 8:32am On Dec 13, 2016
ademoladeji:
Nice verse from the book of Lamentation
Abeg from which chapter them lament from

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Re: Telecoms Operators Lament Poor Spectrum Management In Nigeria by MutantMetahuman: 8:33am On Dec 13, 2016
Ncc doesn't give a shit about that
Re: Telecoms Operators Lament Poor Spectrum Management In Nigeria by Segadem(m): 8:35am On Dec 13, 2016
Miles300:
Abeg from which chapter them lament from
Capter 13 v 2019 grin

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Re: Telecoms Operators Lament Poor Spectrum Management In Nigeria by Segadem(m): 8:36am On Dec 13, 2016
Miles300:
Abeg from which chapter them lament from
Capter 13 v 2016 grin

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Re: Telecoms Operators Lament Poor Spectrum Management In Nigeria by Goke7: 8:36am On Dec 13, 2016
Jlee12:


They want to confuse us. It's increase in tarrif they are after

Exactly, the failed attempt to increase data tariffs really pained them to their bones

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Re: Telecoms Operators Lament Poor Spectrum Management In Nigeria by Priyim: 8:37am On Dec 13, 2016
AnodaIT:
just spectrum? I no understand
me 2
Re: Telecoms Operators Lament Poor Spectrum Management In Nigeria by Scatterscatter(m): 8:37am On Dec 13, 2016
Spectrum, broadband, lament, bandwidth, blablabla... sha don't touch data price

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Re: Telecoms Operators Lament Poor Spectrum Management In Nigeria by loadedvibes: 8:37am On Dec 13, 2016
Blah blah. Abeg who understand this thing. Explain.. because na so so spectrum spectrum I dey see
Re: Telecoms Operators Lament Poor Spectrum Management In Nigeria by chuose2: 8:51am On Dec 13, 2016
Poor Excuse to hike data rates!

Nigerians are being punished with this APC & Buhari

Instead of making life easier, ever since they got into power, things have gotten worse.


Now they are determined we cannot have access to the internet again.



Wetin una expect when u make a man with no education President?

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Re: Telecoms Operators Lament Poor Spectrum Management In Nigeria by bigpicture001: 8:57am On Dec 13, 2016
......luking for reason to justify tarrifs increase!

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Re: Telecoms Operators Lament Poor Spectrum Management In Nigeria by shumuel(m): 9:04am On Dec 13, 2016
I dey come grin
Re: Telecoms Operators Lament Poor Spectrum Management In Nigeria by DonCortino: 9:36am On Dec 13, 2016
chuose2:
Poor Excuse to hike data rates!

Nigerians are being punished with this APC & Buhari

Instead of making life easier, ever since they got into power, things have gotten worse.


Now they are determined we cannot have access to the internet again.



Wetin una expect when u make a man with no education President?


No mind dem! Evil party. Now whey mmm don pause people go face dem.

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Re: Telecoms Operators Lament Poor Spectrum Management In Nigeria by teelaw4life(m): 11:06am On Dec 13, 2016
All these telecoms people sef...na una sabi. If spectrum like let it be poor, if e like it should be rich, if e come like make e corrupt. Sha don't touch data size and data price. bunch of thiefy thiefy people.

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Re: Telecoms Operators Lament Poor Spectrum Management In Nigeria by persius555(m): 11:29am On Dec 13, 2016
Lies, lies, lies. A nations communication spectrum is like a national asset. This govt should focus on encouraging investors to acquire the spectrum spaces and stay far away from it's operation.
Sell these spectrums at affordable rates and focus on taxing the companies. The end users should be NCCs focus and not how the investors are faring.
Govt has no business in business. Many of these govt officials have stakes in companies acquiring the spectrum frequencies.

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