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Sahara Group Adds 40,000 CBM Asharami Ghana LPG Carrier, Expanding Capacity for Ghana, W’Africa

Sahara Group Adds 40,000 CBM Asharami Ghana LPG Carrier, Expanding Capacity for Ghana, W’Africa Sahara Group, a leading global energy and infrastructure conglomerate, has commissioned MT Asharami Ghana, a 40,000‑cubic‑metre Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) carrier, expanding its fleet capacity, while strengthening Ghana’s clean energy supply chain and LPG distribution network. The dual‑fuel vessel improves operational […]

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OIL: Nigeria’s output rises 6.9% to 1.43m bpd ---OPEC

OPEC increases oil output as USA, Israel strike Iran

OPEC increases oil output as USA, Israel strike Iran By Eyo Nsima The Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries, OPEC and allies, also known as OPEC+ has increased oil output as the United States and Israel have struck Iran, disrupting global supplies in the Middle east. Rising from its crucial virtual meeting Sunday, Saudi Arabia, Russia,

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We are committed to Nigeria’s technological development --- NCC

Rewriting Nigeria’s Telecom Future (Part 2): NCC’s Broadband Expansion Drive to Connect Every Nigerian

Rewriting Nigeria’s Telecom Future (Part 2): NCC’s Broadband Expansion Drive to Connect Every Nigerian By Eyo Nsima As Nigeria positions itself for a new era of digital growth, the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has placed broadband expansion and infrastructure rollout at the heart of its review of the National Telecommunications Policy 2000. The Commission’s consultation

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COMMENTARY: Rewriting Nigeria’s Telecom Future: How NCC’s Competition Reform Will Strengthen the Sector

COMMENTARY: Rewriting Nigeria’s Telecom Future: How NCC’s Competition Reform Will Strengthen the Sector By Eyo Nsima As the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) undertakes a comprehensive review of Nigeria’s National Telecommunications Policy 2000, one of the most forward-looking components of the exercise is its focus on modernising competition in the sector. Far from signaling regulatory disruption,

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Review of NCC’s Draft 5 years Spectrum Roadmap, Draft Guidelines for use of 60 GHz License Exempt Band end January 16, 2026

NCC Launches Public Consultation on Satellite Direct‑to‑Device Connectivity in Nigeria

NCC Launches Public Consultation on Satellite Direct‑to‑Device Connectivity in Nigeria By Eyo Nsima The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has launched a six‑week public consultation on the potential introduction of Satellite Direct‑to‑Device (D2D) connectivity in Nigeria. The initiative invites input from telecom operators, device manufacturers, internet service providers, government agencies, civil society, and the public on

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We are committed to Nigeria’s technological development --- NCC

NCC Paves the Way for Nigeria’s Digital Leap with Satellite Direct‑to‑Device Technology

NCC Paves the Way for Nigeria’s Digital Leap with Satellite Direct‑to‑Device Technology By Eyo Nsima The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) is once again demonstrating why it remains at the forefront of innovation in Africa’s telecom sector. The Commission recently launched a public consultation on Satellite Direct‑to‑Device (D2D) connectivity, a groundbreaking technology that could revolutionize how

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Editorial: NCC Leading Nigeria’s Digital Future

Editorial: NCC Leading Nigeria’s Digital Future Nigeria stands at a pivotal moment in its digital evolution, and the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC)is showing the kind of visionary leadership the country needs. With the launch of its public consultation on Satellite Direct‑to‑Device (D2D) connectivity, the Commission is taking a bold step toward bridging the country’s connectivity

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We are committed to Nigeria’s technological development --- NCC

Commentary: NCC’s Satellite D2D Consultation Shows Bold, Strategic Leadership

Commentary: NCC’s Satellite D2D Consultation Shows Bold, Strategic Leadership By Eyo Nsima At a time when digital connectivity defines economic competitiveness and social inclusion, the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has once again demonstrated why proactive regulation matters. Its decision to initiate a public consultation on Satellite Direct-to-Device (D2D) connectivity is not merely a bureaucratic exercise

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NCC Opens Public Inquiry on Spectrum Roadmap and High-Speed Wireless Guidelines

NCC Opens Public Inquiry on Spectrum Roadmap and High-Speed Wireless Guidelines By Eyo Nsima The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has launched a public inquiry into its Draft Spectrum Roadmap for the Communications Sector (2025–2030) and associated regulatory frameworks designed to shape Nigeria’s digital and wireless future. The announcement comes as the Commission seeks broad input

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Review of NCC’s Draft 5 years Spectrum Roadmap, Draft Guidelines for use of 60 GHz License Exempt Band end January 16, 2026

Planning the Airwaves: NCC Charts Nigeria’s Digital Future with Spectrum Roadmap 2025–2030

Planning the Airwaves: NCC Charts Nigeria’s Digital Future with Spectrum Roadmap 2025–2030 By Eyo Nsima In the fast-evolving world of digital communications, spectrum is everything. It is the invisible infrastructure that powers mobile calls, broadband services, Wi-Fi networks, satellite links and emerging technologies. Recognising its strategic importance, the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has taken a

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