The company said it expanded its network infrastructure in Nigeria from 13,000 to nearly 17,200 over the past three years.
The senate leader explained that the Senate looked at the other side of Clause 60(3) of the Electoral Bill 2026.
It threatened to summon telecom operators to explain why they should not refund all subscribers who lost their money through dropped calls.
According to him, under the proposed regulations, the affected subscribers will have a 12-month grace period to reclaim their unused credits, provided they can verify ownership.
PSM warned that all students’ bodies would protest the “abnormal” and “inconsiderate” 50 per cent tariff hike “if not reviewed in the next 72 hours.”
He called on all Nigerian workers and masses to reject the tariff hike.
Mr Toriola said in an interview on Arise TV on Thursday that the tariff hikes, if approved, will enable them to sustain their business in the long term.
Mr Adinde disclosed that NCC would limit tariff plans to seven per operator, ensuring clarity and ease of choice for consumers.
PMCRG noted that the study could identify new opportunities for infrastructure sharing and improved market access for businesses.
NCC also reminded Nigerians that the sale and purchase of pre-registered SIMs are criminal offences.
