NCC Urges Students to Safeguard Telecoms Infrastructure
The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), represented by Executive Vice Chairman Dr. Aminu Maida, called on students to protect telecommunications infrastructure across Nigeria, recognizing it as a critical national asset that supports educational innovation and economic growth. This appeal was made during a courtesy visit to the newly elected leadership of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) in Abuja.
Dr. Maida acknowledged the long-standing relationship between the NCC and NANS, expressing confidence in the current leadership's ability to build on past achievements. He identified challenges such as vandalism and theft of telecommunications facilities as major issues affecting service delivery.
Dr. Maida urged NANS to support ongoing awareness efforts to sensitize students about the importance of safeguarding telecommunications facilities. He also mentioned several initiatives aimed at advancing digital inclusion and creating opportunities for young Nigerians, including the establishment of digital parks in tertiary institutions and proposals for educational platforms that would allow access without data charges.
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