ntel Executive Team Visits NCC Chairman On Connectivity, Innovation And Nigeria’s Digital Future
By Angeline Mgbele, Bureau Chief, Northern Nigeria
As part of the engagements preceding ntel’s Next Frontier and its ongoing engagement with key stakeholders across Nigeria’s telecommunications industry, the ntel Executive Management and Staff, including Afolabi Oladunjoye – Chief Operating Officer; Ikechi Nnah – GM, Legal Adviser & Company Secretary; Ariyike Akinbobola – Head, Corporate Communications & Sustainability; Chinedu Anochirionye – Chief Financial Controller; George Ifeonyemetalu – Head, Corporate Affairs & Regulatory; and Nasirudeen Babalola – Business Analyst (CEO’s Office), paid a courtesy visit to the Chairman of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), Chief Idris Olorunnimbe.
The visit, which took place recently, was also attended by representatives of the NCC, including Executive Commissioner, Technical Services Engr. Abraham Oshadami; Commission Secretary Gwa T. Mohammed; Deputy Director, Lagos Zonal Office Mrs. Tolulase Omodele – Rufai; and Technical Assistant to the Executive Commissioner, Stakeholder Management Quasim Odunmbaku -.
The engagement provided an opportunity for meaningful discussions on innovation, industry growth, Nigeria’s evolving telecommunications landscape, and the future of digital connectivity in the country.
Discussions also focused on the importance of innovative telecommunications solutions and opportunities to expand access to connectivity that supports businesses, empowers communities, and creates greater digital opportunities for Nigerians.
The engagement further highlighted the importance of strategic partnerships and collaboration in advancing Nigeria’s digital transformation and strengthening the telecommunications ecosystem.
Stated ntel: “As a leading connectivity provider, ntel remains focused on delivering innovative broadband services, strengthening digital infrastructure, enhancing customer experiences, and supporting the continued growth of Nigeria’s digital economy.
The engagement reinforces ntel’s commitment to working collaboratively with industry stakeholders to support innovation, expand digital access, and contribute to the development of a stronger and more connected telecommunications ecosystem in Nigeria.”
