The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) and the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) have approved a reconstituted management board for 9Mobile set to resume operations, according to industry waters.
The reconstituted Board of Directors and the appointment of new executive management team, according to sources, marks a new lease in the company’s on-going transformation process.
According to sources in the industry, 9Mobile is now comprised of a new robust leadership structure galvanized to strengthen it shore up it’s market to compete more effectively in the country’s highly competitive telecommunications sector.
The company’s new board has expressed the readiness to lead the company through its recovery phase, emphasizing the importance of “innovation, customer-centric services, and operational excellence as key drivers of its future programmes”.
As the Telecommunications company embarks on this new phase, stakeholders are watching closely to see how the company leverages this fresh capital injection and leadership to deliver on its promises of improved services and better performance.
Although no official statement had been issued by the NCC and FCCPC in this regard, sources disclosed that the two regulatory bodies are perfecting strategies with the Securities and Exchange Commission as well as other regulatory bodies to ensure the company satisfies all requirements of law.
