Scaling up revenue from Nigeria’s telco sector
By CNBC
05 March 2019 |
11:53 am
Operators have often cited lack of infrastructure as one of the banes of Nigeria’s telecom sector. So how can the government scale up revenue from the sector? Lami Adekola, Co-Founder and Director of Hamilton and George join CNBC Africa to discuss this.
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