Nigerian Telecom Operators Raise Concerns Over Digital Economy Bill
Nigerian telecom operators, represented by ALTON and led by Gbenga Adebayo, have raised objections to the Digital Economy Bill during a public hearing in Abuja. They oppose the broad regulatory authority proposed for NITDA, emphasizing the need for NCC to retain oversight over telecommunications infrastructure and services.
Adebayo supports the bill's vision for a robust digital economy but calls for a complementary approach that respects existing sector laws. The operators advocate for a collaborative structure between NITDA and NCC to avoid jurisdictional overlaps.
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