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National Policy for Promotion of Indigenous Content to Impact Communications Sector, Nigeria’s Economy — FG By Eyo Nsima There are indications that the National Policy for the Promotion of Indigenous Content in the Nigerian Telecommunications Sector will impact the nation’s economy, according to the Federal Government. In its report, obtained by The Daily, www.thedaily-ng.com, from the

How NCC discovered 9.4m improperly registered SIM cards in Nigeria — Pantami By Eyo Nsima The Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Isa Ali Ibrahim (Pantami), has provided an insight into how the Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, discovered 9.4 million improperly registered SIM cards in Nigeria. In his foreword to the Revised National Identity Policy

NCC records giant strides in Nigeria’s SIM Card Registration — FG By Eyo Nsima Despite several challenges, the Nigerian Communications Communication, NCC, has taken bolds steps to carry out SIM Card registration in the nation, according to the Federal Government. Providing details in its new revised National Identity Policy for SIM Card Registration obtained from

Why NCC’s SIM card registration, NIMC’s verification against national identity database must go together — FG By Eyo Nsima The Federal Government has stressed the need to the carrying out its citizens’ identity based on SIM card registration and verification against a national identity database provides the most comprehensive SIM registration must be executed simultaneously.

NIN for SIM card registration to enhance national security, economic planning, and development — FG By Eyo Nsima There are indications that the use of NIN for SIM card registration will enhance national security, economic planning, and development as well, as boost Nigeria’s digital economy, according to the Federal Government. In its new revised National

Low- and middle-income countries reached $540 billion — World Bank By Eyo Nsima Despite COVID-19, remittance flows remained resilient in 2020, registering a smaller decline than previously projected, according to the World Bank. Its statement obtained by The Daily, www.thedaily-ng.com, the Bank, stated: “Officially recorded remittance flows to low- and middle-income countries reached $540 billion