NCC Ranks Third in 2026 BPSR Assessment
Analysis based on 12 articles · First reported Jun 28, 2026 · Last updated Jun 29, 2026
The positive ranking of the Nigeria — Nigerian Communications Commission may lead to increased investor confidence in Nigeria's telecommunications sector due to improved transparency and accountability. This could potentially attract more foreign direct investment into the industry, benefiting both local and international telecommunication companies operating in Nigeria.
The Nigeria — Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) was ranked third among federal government agencies in the 2026 Public Service Reforms Performance Assessment conducted by the Nigeria — Bureau of Public Service Reforms (BPSR). The assessment evaluated agencies based on key reform indicators including the Self-Assessment Tool, Freedom of Information Compliance Score, Fiscal Transparency and Integrity Index, and official website performance. The Nigeria — Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission and Gem & Jewellery Export Promotion Council secured the first and second positions, respectively. Abraham Oshadami, representing Aminu Maida, expressed appreciation for the recognition, highlighting the Nigeria — Nigerian Communications Commission's ongoing reform efforts to strengthen service quality, transparency, and responsiveness in the telecommunications sector. Dasuki Ibrahim Arabi, Director-General of the Nigeria — Bureau of Public Service Reforms, commended the participating agencies for their commitment to transparency and open governance. The Nigeria — Nigerian Communications Commission has implemented several reforms over the past two years, including the National Coverage Map and Quarterly Network Performance Reports, and has directed mobile network operators to simplify tariff communication and comply with updated Corporate Governance Guidelines.
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