Telecommunications operators and regulators are under growing pressure to address bottlenecks slowing Nigeria’s fibre broadband rollout as industry stakeholders prepare for a high-level policy forum in Lagos.
The Association of Telecommunications Companies of Nigeria said the issues surrounding fibre-to-the-home deployment have become critical to Nigeria’s digital transformation agenda, warning that current challenges are limiting broadband expansion and digital inclusion.
This comes as the President of ATCON, Tony Emoekpere, confirmed that the Executive Vice Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian Communications Commission, Dr Aminu Maida, will deliver the keynote address at the upcoming Critical Conversation Forum on FTTH scheduled for 30 June 2026, in Lagos.
The forum is expected to bring together telecommunications companies, infrastructure providers, investors, policymakers, and state governments to address structural challenges affecting fibre deployment across the country.
ATCON said the confirmation of the NCC boss has heightened expectations for the event themed “Fibre to the
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