Minister Tijani Rejects Allegations Of Network Tampering Orders To MTN And Airtel

Minister Tijani Rejects Allegations Of Network Tampering Orders To MTN And Airtel

The Minister of Digital Economy, Bosun Tijani, has refuted claims that he directed telecom companies to interfere with network services amid the nationwide protests that began on Thursday……… CONTINUE READING

Users of MTN, Airtel, and other networks reported unusually slow browsing speeds on social media, sparking suspicions that members of President Bola Tinubu’s administration might have instructed telecoms to disrupt the protests.

In a statement on Channels TV this evening, Tijani denied these allegations, saying, “There’s no instruction to tamper with (phone) networks.”

Earlier in the day, Tijani also condemned the looting of the National Communication Commission (NCC) building in Kano State, calling it a setback for the federal government’s initiatives aimed at promoting youth employment through technology.

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