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ALTON support NCC drive for made-in-Nigeria smartphones

The Association of Licensed Telecommunications Operators of Nigeria has thrown its weight behind the Nigerian Communications Commission’s initiative to promote local smartphone manufacturing. According to the News Agency of Nigeria, ALTON said the initiative is a practical step that could significantly accelerate broadband penetration and deepen digital inclusion across Nigeria. ALTON Chairman, Gbenga Adebayo, made […]

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ALTON plans N1.86tn investment to boost network expansion

Nigerian telecom operators said on Monday that they plan to invest about N1.86 trillion in 2026 to expand infrastructure, boost network capacity, and improve service quality across the country. The Association of Licensed Telecommunications Operators of Nigeria stated that the funds will go into network expansion, technology upgrades, and other operational improvements aimed at enhancing […]

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ALTON commends FCCPC suspension of telecom lending rules

The Association of Licensed Telecommunications Operators of Nigeria has commended the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission for halting the enforcement of the Digital, Electronic, Online, or Non-traditional Consumer Lending regulations on telecom operators, saying the decision strengthens regulatory clarity and boosts investor confidence in the industry. The development follows the gradual restoration of airtime […]

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ALTON demands urgent end to airtime credit regulatory dispute

The Association of Licensed Telecoms Operators of Nigeria has urged a swift resolution of the regulatory dispute disrupting Nigeria’s airtime credit market, warning that the continued impasse, despite subsisting court orders, threatens consumer protection, investor confidence, and overall regulatory stability in the telecoms sector. ALTON Chairman, Gbenga Adebayo, disclosed this in a statement, stressing that […]

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ALTON warns of nationwide telecom disruptions over diesel depot blockade

The Association of Licensed Telecommunications Operators of Nigeria has cautioned that telecom services across the country could face widespread disruptions following the blockade of diesel depots by petroleum products unions. In a statement on Thursday, ALTON chairman, Gbenga Adebayo, said the group had received credible reports that members of the Nigerian Union of Petroleum and […]

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SIM-NIN: Telcos lose N76bn, subscribers stranded

Telecommunication companies have lost about N75.78bn as subscribers struggle to link their National Identification Number to the Subscriber Identity Module, about 22 days after the Federal Government directed telecom companies to bar defaulting consumers from making outgoing calls. On April 4, the Federal Government directed telcos to restrict outgoing calls on all lines that had […]

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Telcos warn of disruptions in 11 states over Kogi’s clampdown

THE Kogi State Government through its Kogi State Internal Revenue Service agency has shut down a number of critical telecommunications sites in the state in a bid to force telecom operators to pay more taxes and levies. According to the Association of Licensed Telecommunications Operators of Nigeria, this is likely to cause a potential communications […]

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