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Board Chairman, Nigerian Communications Commission

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Yesterday, alongside my fellow nominees to the ncc.gov.ng Board, I was screened by the Senate Committee on Communications, chaired by Senator Ikra Bilbis. I thank the Almighty Allah for guidance and grace. I am grateful to the Senators and House of Representative members for a rigorous session and to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR Bola Ahmed Tinubu for the trust and responsibility. The Committee made its expectations clear. Nigerians deserve quality service and universal coverage. We understand the assignment and, upon confirmation and resumption, we are committed to delivering to the best of our collective abilities. So help us God. My heartfelt thanks to Distinguished Senator Tokunbo Abiru for his kind attestations to my character and competence. Special appreciation to my wife, children, parents, sisters, brothers, and dear friends who attended the screening with me, and to all who came from far and wide in solidarity. I also appreciate Mr. Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu and the Honourable Minister of State for Finance, Dr. Doris Uzoka-Anite, for being on hand to offer their very warm congratulations. Our focus is clear. Deepen broadband. Expand inclusion. Protect consumers. Strengthen competition. Improve quality of service. I look forward to working with the Executive Vice Chairman, Dr. Aminu Maida Dr. Aminu Maida, my fellow Board members, the Commissioners, and the management and staff of the Commission to crowd in investment that powers jobs and growth, in line with the Renewed Hope Agenda. Thank you for the support. Onward.

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Yesterday, alongside the Executive Commissioner, Technical Services, Engr. Abraham Oshadame, and staff of the ncc.gov.ng, Lagos Zonal Office, I received a delegation of stakeholders from Nigeria’s creative industry — filmmakers, musicians, facilitators, investors, and others — on a courtesy visit. The engagement offered an opportunity for open and constructive conversation around the intersection of telecommunications and the creative economy, particularly on issues of online safety, service quality, data usage, intellectual property protection, and digital monetisation. Having worked closely within the creative ecosystem over the last decade, I understand both the opportunities and the challenges that come with building, protecting, and scaling creative value in a digital environment. Nigeria’s creative industry continues to play a significant role in shaping culture, driving economic value, and projecting our global relevance. As a Commission, we recognise the importance of fostering an environment where innovation is supported, content is protected, and creators are empowered to thrive within a fair and sustainable digital ecosystem. Much was said, and we agreed that much remains to be done. We left with a shared commitment to work together in a meaningful and mutually beneficial way — to grow both industries, beginning with the convening of a stakeholders’ meeting with our operators — and to protect our critical national infrastructure, promote safe and responsible digital use, and positively project our country as best as possible. It was a pleasure receiving #BISOLA-THE PLAYLIST Omowunmi Onalaja D'banj D Kokomaster, SUPREMOS 🤍🐘, Ojinika Obiekwe, Ini Edo, Lojay, Bolanle Olukanni, Aibee Abidoye, Tee-Y Mix, DIRECTOR PINK, Cake, ChiGurl76, Iam_slimcase, @chiomaude, Oluyemisi Falaye, and other stakeholders for this important conversation. I thank the delegation for the visit and for the thoughtful exchange. We look forward to continued collaboration in advancing a more secure, inclusive, and forward-looking digital landscape.

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Yesterday, I received ALTON on a courtesy visit at the ncc.gov.ng. I appreciate Engineer Gbenga Adebayo and his team for the engagement and for reaffirming ALTON’s support for a stronger, more stable telecoms sector. I also want to acknowledge EVC, Dr. Aminu Maida, and the NCC management team for the steady institutional work that keeps the Commission effective and trusted, especially the consistency and professionalism that industry stakeholders continue to reference when they speak about the NCC’s independence and credibility. Beyond sector collaboration, I used the opportunity to issue a clear call to action: ALTON should prioritise the zero-rating of educational websites to expand access to learning resources nationwide. This is a practical, near-term intervention that can unlock opportunity for students and educators across Nigeria, especially in underserved communities where data costs can determine whether learning happens at all. It aligns with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda, particularly the commitment to inclusive, quality education and ensuring no child is left behind in the digital age. In their response, ALTON welcomed the focus on practical interventions that translate connectivity into measurable national impact. They also reiterated their expectation that the NCC continues to operate with independence and fairness, and they acknowledged that this administration has helped move the sector forward by addressing long-standing legacy issues affecting operators. ALTON expressed readiness to sustain engagement with the Commission as we work through shared priorities. As NCC Chairman, I remain committed to fairness, transparency, and a level playing field for all operators, while pushing for initiatives that convert connectivity into real social and economic outcomes. I look forward to continued collaboration with ALTON and all stakeholders to strengthen quality of service and widen meaningful access.

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