Nigerian Govt Explains Why It Allowed 50% Tariff Increase In Telcom Services

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The Nigerian government has defended its decision to approve a 50% tariff increase for telecommunications services.
 The primary reason cited is the fear of massive job losses and the potential shutdown of companies if the tariff hike was not implemented. The government believes that this increase is necessary to protect jobs and ensure the sustainability of the telecommunications sector.

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