Bola Tinubu has stated that his administration has successfully stabilised Nigeria’s telecommunications sector following years of operational and investment challenges.
The President made the remarks on Friday while addressing Nigerians during activities marking the third anniversary of his administration.
Tinubu Says Confidence Is Returning to Telecom Industry
According to Tinubu, the telecommunications industry had previously faced serious operational pressure and declining investor confidence.
However, he said recent government policies have helped restore stability to the sector.
The President noted that telecom operators are now expanding network coverage, investing in infrastructure and creating more opportunities for Nigerian professionals.
Digital Infrastructure Key to Economic Growth
Tinubu described digital infrastructure as a critical part of Nigeria’s economic future.
He stressed that improved connectivity remains essential for commerce, education, innovation and productivity across the country.
According to him, broader digital access will strengthen Nigeria’s competitiveness in the global economy.
Telecom Operators Expanding Across Nigeria
The President further stated that telecommunications companies are widening access to digital services nationwide.
He said the sector is now witnessing renewed investment in network infrastructure and technology development.
Tinubu maintained that a more connected Nigeria would support business growth and national development.
Government Pushes Digital Economy Agenda
The telecom sector remains one of Nigeria’s biggest contributors to economic activity and job creation.
Industry experts have repeatedly highlighted the importance of stable policies, infrastructure investment and improved internet access to sustain growth in the digital economy.
Tinubu’s comments come amid increasing demand for faster connectivity and broader digital inclusion across the country.
