The NCC said that owing to the overall energy challenges of the nation, the 54,000 BTS scattered across the country depend on diesel generators with the attendant noise and environmental pollution.
Trending
- NITDA, Galaxy Backbone Partner To Expand Cloud Access For Nigerian Startups
- PAFON 3.0: PalmPay’s MD Champions Embedded Finance As Key To Africa’s Digital Economy
- Court Order Ensures Access To Essential Airtime, Data Services For Millions Of Nigerians, Says Nairtime
- Access Holdings Announces Chizoma Okoli’s Retirement As Access Bank DMD
- Africa’s Digital Future Depends On Data, Cybersecurity, Power, Experts Chorus At IoT West Africa
- TD Africa, ASUS Deepens Market Presence At Partner Event Summit Nigeria 2026
- NASENI Brings Clean Energy To Kano, Empowers 2000 Households
- Fidelity Bank Extends “Give Her Power” Initiative To Ikorodu
