The Executive Vice Chairman (EVC) and Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), Dr. Aminu Maida, has reiterated his commitment to leveraging technology, infrastructure, and innovation to advance Nigeria’s digital economy.
Speaking on the Commission’s vision, Dr. Maida emphasized the importance of aligning with the National Digital Economy Policy and Strategy (2020-2030) to drive sustainable growth.
“In accepting the opportunity to lead the Commission, I expressed my full commitment to supporting the Honorable Minister of Communications, Innovation, and Digital Economy, Dr. Bosun Tijani’s vision for a thriving digital economy,” Maida stated.
Dr. Maida outlined his priorities, which include enhancing consumer experience, expanding broadband infrastructure, and fostering innovation to ensure sustainable growth within the telecommunications sector. “With collaboration from all stakeholders, we will drive quality service delivery, broadband expansion, and innovative solutions for a stronger industry,” he said.
The EVC highlighted human capital as a core asset for achieving these goals. “Our people remain our greatest asset. We will nurture and invest in their skills and capabilities to lead the changes required in the telecoms industry,” he added.
He also stressed the role of collaboration and data-driven decision-making in achieving the NCC’s objectives. “We will adopt a co-creative regulatory approach, using data to promote transparency, reduce subjectivity, and drive innovation across the industry.”
On accountability, Dr. Maida stated, “The Commission will meticulously monitor licensee activities to ensure efficient service delivery across the entire value chain.”
He further emphasized the importance of digitalization in enhancing productivity and efficiency. “With the right team, structure, and processes, we will design systems that reduce waste, improve productivity, and meet stakeholder expectations,” Maida concluded.
Under Dr. Maida’s leadership, the NCC is focused on transforming Nigeria’s telecommunications sector and positioning the country as a leader in the global digital economy.
