Students heave sigh of relief following MTN’s come back to Kogi
- MTN Nigeria restored network services in Kogi State after a two-week shutdown.
- The shutdown was due to a tax and regulatory dispute with the Kogi State Government.
- Over 1.5 million subscribers were affected, leading to a scramble for alternative providers.
The restoration of MTN's services is a crucial development for Kogi State, particularly for students who rely heavily on digital connectivity for their education. However, it raises concerns about the stability of network services in the future, and the need for proactive measures to prevent similar disruptions. Ongoing dialogue between telecom providers and government entities is essential to ensure that such issues are resolved swiftly and do not impact the community again.
