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Nigeria Launches FreeTV Platform Offering 100+ Channels Without Subscription Fees
Nigeria has introduced a new nationwide digital broadcasting platform, FreeTV, designed to deliver more than 100 television channels without requiring monthly subscription fees. The initiative marks one of the most significant structural shifts in the country’s media and broadcasting landscape in more than a decade, challenging...
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FG Dismisses Reports of New Telecom and Fuel Taxes
The Federal Government has denied reports claiming it plans to introduce new taxes on telecommunications services and petroleum products, describing...
Enugu Air, Airport Concession Critical to Enugu’s $30bn GDP Ambition
The Enugu State Government has identified the launch of Enugu Air and the planned concession of the Akanu Ibiam International...
Cooking Gas Marketers Plan Massive Imports After 140% LPG Price Surge
Nigeria's cooking gas marketers are preparing for large-scale imports of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) following a dramatic 140 percent increase...
Oil Falls to $83 After US-Iran Accord Eases Supply Concerns
Global oil prices retreated to $83 per barrel on Tuesday after a diplomatic breakthrough between the United States and Iran...
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Mission 300 Brings Electricity to Over 50 Million Africans in Major Energy Milestone
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Telcos Face Pressure to Resolve Fibre Broadband Bottlenecks
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Telcos Face Pressure to Resolve Fibre Broadband Bottlenecks
Nigeria’s telecommunications operators are facing increasing pressure from businesses, consumers, and policymakers to address...
