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Reps Summon Telcos over Poor Services, Give Seven Days Ultimatum

The lawmakers want the telecom chiefs to explain service failures that have disrupted businesses and financial transactions nationwide.

  • Major telecommunications operators, including MTN Nigeria, Airtel Nigeria, Glo, and Mafab Communications Ltd, were summoned by The House Hoc Committee to appear before lawmakers to address widespread network service deterioration across Nigeria.
  • Motions sponsored by Sunday Umeha and Afam Ogene prompted the committee to address how persistent disruptions impact critical financial transactions, Point of Sale operations, and business activities nationwide.
  • Calling persistent service disruptions "a matter of serious national concern," Chairman Olumide Osoba warned that CEOs must appear personally to explain the service decline affecting millions of subscribers.
  • The committee directed the Nigerian Communications Commission to ensure compliance, ordering operators to submit relevant documentation and appear at Hearing Room 447 of the New Building of the National Assembly Complex, Abuja.
  • Ibe Osonwa criticized operators for previously sending junior staff, warning that companies generating substantial revenue from Nigerians must be held accountable for poor quality services or face potential arrest summons.
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Vanguard News broke the news in Nigeria on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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