Nigeria may have taken a sizeable number of Small and Medium size Entrepreneurs, SMEs to the just concluded ITU telecom World in Budapest, Hungary, to showcase the potential of the country’s informal sector, but the opportunity that was not to be lost was that of attracting global investment community into Nigeria’s broadband market. Vanguard reliably gathered that was actually the message that resonated as the country hosted the world in a few opportunity events at the world show.
L-R: Nigeria’s Amb. to Hunagry, Muhammadu Yunusa; Secretary General, International Telecommunications Union, Mr. Houlin Zhao; Director, Policy, Competition and Economic Analysis, Nigerian Communications Commission, Ms. Josephine Amuwa and Executive Commissioner, Technical Services, NCC, Engr. Ubale Maska at the opening ceremony of Nigeria Day at the ITU Telecom World 2015 in Budapest, Hungary.
ITU Telecom world is a meeting point for telecoms operators, regulators, other government agencies, technology equipment manufacturers and vendors as well as technology solutions providers and investors.
Every year at the apex world telecommunications event, Nigeria is given the opportunity to host participants over two events tagged Nigeria Day and Nigeria Night. Nigeria Day happens on the first or second day after the show kicked off and the Night, signposts the closing ceremony of the showpiece.