Nigerian Telecoms Suspend Airtime Borrowing Amid New Regulations
Major Nigerian telecom operators, including Airtel and MTN, have suspended airtime and data borrowing services, citing new digital lending regulations. The FCCPC, however, denies issuing an outright ban, attributing service disruptions to misinformation or operators.
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FCCPC denies banning airtime borrowing, blames cartel for misinformation
The consumer protection agency says telecom operators, not regulators are responsible for any service disruptions. The post FCCPC denies banning airtime borrowing, blames cartel for misinformation appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
By Oladayo Jonathan
Read full article →FCCPC denies banning airtime borrowing, blames operators for service disruptions
Nigeria’s FCCPC denies the rumored airtime borrowing ban, attributing service disruptions to operators’ failure to comply with new lending regulations. Read More: https://punchng.com/fccpc-denies-banning-airtime-borrowing-blames-operators-for-service-disruptions/
By Punch Newspapers
Read full article →Airtel suspends airtime, data advances amid regulatory alignment
The affected services allowed eligible prepaid customers to borrow airtime or data and repay on their next recharge. The post Airtel suspends airtime, data advances amid regulatory alignment appeared first on Vanguard News.
By Emmanuel Okogba
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