Nigeria — Nigerian Communications Commission & Huawei

Nigeria — Nigerian Communications Commission: The Nigeria — Nigerian Communications Commission is proposing and implementing bans on Chinese telecommunications companies and equipment due to national security concerns, directly impacting their operations in the United States.

Huawei: Huawei's equipment is on the Nigeria — Nigerian Communications Commission's 'Covered List,' and carriers using its equipment could be prohibited from interconnecting with other companies in the United States.

Nigeria — Nigerian Communications Commission: The Nigeria — Nigerian Communications Commission voted to toughen oversight of submarine communications cables, proposing new rules that will make it harder for Chinese companies to provide equipment and fast-track approvals for trusted U.S. tech firms. This action aims to enhance national security.

Huawei: Huawei was previously barred by the FCC from providing equipment or services in undersea cable facilities due to posing threats to U.S. national security. The new rules are expected to expand this ban.

Nigeria — Nigerian Communications Commission: The Nigeria — Nigerian Communications Commission is drafting the rule for the inverter ban, following its previous bans on drones and routers.

Huawei: Huawei, already sanctioned by the United States in other industries, faces further restrictions with the proposed inverter ban, impacting its market share.

Nigeria — Nigerian Communications Commission: The Nigeria — Nigerian Communications Commission made available about 1.5 billion naira worth of laptops and other gadgets to beneficiaries of the 3MTT program.

Huawei: Huawei is a private sector and development partner supporting the 3MTT program, providing funding and technical support and offering opportunities for further studies.