ATCON commends Pantami’s visionary leadership

President, ATCON Engr. Ikechukwu Nnamani (2nd from left) Honourable Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Dr Isa Ali Ibrahim Pantami(2nd from right) flanked by two ATCON NEC members during their familiarization visit to the minister in Abuja.

The National Executive Council of the Association of Telecommunications Companies of Nigeria (ATCON), led by its President, Engr. Ikechukwu Nnamani on Thursday paid a familiarization visit to the Communications and Digital Economy Complex, Abuja to formally introduce the newly elected officials of the association to the Honourable Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Dr Isa Ali Ibrahim Pantami.

The ATCON delegation used the occasion to express appreciation for the commitment and determination the minister has shown in addressing issues affecting the industry which has led to the industry’s growth and development since assumption of office.

“This strategic courtesy visit is put together to demonstrate the respect that we have for you and your office as records are there to show that the development of the sector is highly paramount in your strategic plans”, the ATCON President said.

Engr. Nnamani noted that “Challenges that have plagued the industry for a very long time are now being addressed by you and your team.

“Notable among this is the progress made in the NIN, ROW, NNBP, and digitization of the economy.

“More recent is the groundbreaking of the National Digital Innovation and Entrepreneurship Centre in Abuja”.

The President also informed the Minister of the resolution of the NEC to work with the ministry towards sustaining the high performance already being exhibited.

Dr Pantami appreciated the association for the working visit and informed them that all his doors are wide open to attend to them on all official matters requiring his attention.

The Minister, however, cautioned the association not to compromise the resolution of the NEC on Right of Way levy, adding that when any challenges are being encountered, his attention should be immediately called upon for intervention.

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