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NCC Governing Board holds strategic retreat to boost Nigeria’s digital economyBusiness Transport December 27, 2025 NCC Governing Board holds strategic retreat to boost Nigeria’s digital economy2025-12-27T07:26:23+01:00No Comment
The newly inaugurated Governing Board of the Nigerian Communications Commission NCC, has held an induction retreat in Uyo, the Akwa Ibom State capital as part of efforts to boost the growth and development of the country’s digital economy.
Part of the aim of the retreat, which featured distinguished facilitators and eminent professionals across technology, law and other sectors of the economy was to aligned with the strategic national digital priorities and reaffirm the pivotal role of the Commission in driving Nigeria’s digital economy advancement. The facilitators brought diverse expertise to the sessions.
Chaired by Chief Idris Olorunnimbe, the retreat also provided a platform for the NCC Board to engage with issues crucial to regulatory oversight, governance, and the future trajectory of the telecommunications sector in the country.
Mrs. Yetunde Akinloye led a detailed review of the Nigerian Communications Act (2003), ensuring that the new NCC Board was grounded in the legal and regulatory framework governing the sector.
Legal luminary, Paul Usoro, SAN, while speaking at the event, shared insights on effective board governance and oversight within a national telecommunications regulator, highlighting best practices to enhance accountability and strategic decision-making.
Professor Hyacinth Nwana offered an international perspective, reflecting on global regulatory trends and the evolving role of telecom regulators.
In the same vein, Professor Fabian Ajogwu, OFR, SAN, emphasised that corporate governance principles as a key underpinning to robust institutional performance.
The sessions were rigorous and candid, focusing on strengthening governance, enhancing regulatory credibility, and sharpening outcomes for consumers, industry stakeholders, and the broader Nigerian digital economy.
The new Board members engaged actively in discussions aimed at ensuring that NCC remained responsive to technological advancements, competitive pressures, and evolving consumer expectations.
The retreat concluded with a renewed commitment by the Board to uphold transparency, foster innovation, and reinforce the mandate of the Commission to facilitate a thriving, inclusive, and globally competitive digital economy in Nigeria.
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