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Group urges NCC to release report on telecoms research

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The Pervasive and Mobile Computing Research Group (PMCRG) at Obafemi Awolowo University’s Africa Centre of Excellence has requested the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) to release the findings of a 2022 study on Nigeria’s telecommunications competition landscape.

Under the Freedom of Information Act, PMCRG seeks access to the report, conducted by PricewaterhouseCoopers, to support academic research, policy formation, and industry-wide innovations.

“The report’s findings are crucial for understanding the competitiv as landscape, challenges, and opportunities for growth in Nigeria’s telecoms sector,” said Professor Adeniran Oluwaranti, PMCRG Lead.

“Our researchers are eager to analyse the report, contributing to ongoing projects on telecommunications policy, infrastructure sharing, and market behavior,” Oluwaranti emphasised.

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