Orange Telecom meets NCC, vows to play in Nigeria’s market | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News

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Following analysis of potentials of the Nigerian market, international telecom investor-operator, Orange Group, has vowed to play a huge part in Africa’s biggest service space, in divers areas...

A picture taken on December 5, 2012 shows the logo of French telecom group Orange-France Telecom displayed at LeWeb Paris 2012 in Saint-Denis, near Paris. AFP PHOTO ERIC PIERMONT

A six-member team of Orange Middle East and Africa, led by Mrs. Victoria Adefala, disclosed this to the Executive Vice Chairman of the Nigerian Communications Commission , Prof. Umar Garba Danbatta, during a business visit to his office in Abuja, at the weekend. The delegation, including Orange’s Africa Director of Regulatory Affairs, Mr. Jean Chalhoub, sought clarifications on several regulatory and policy issues that will engender the company’s speedy entry into the country.

“The large market potentials buoyed by the huge population, impressive Gross Domestic Product figure, proximity to our operations in neighbouring African countries, as well as the appreciable friendly operating environment are great motivators for our expansion plan into the Nigerian telecom market.”

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