The Nigerian Communications Commission has officially released its Quarter 4 (Q4) 2025 Network Performance Report with a call for increased transparency and accountability within the nation’s telecommunications industry, reports ITREALMS.
Speaking at a media engagement in Abuja on January 28, 2026, the Executive Commissioner for Technical Services, Engr. Abraham Oshadami, emphasized that open access to industry data is a guiding principle for the Commission to strengthen the sector and build public trust.
He noted that the proactive sharing of performance insights is intended to support informed decision-making and ensure that service providers remain strictly accountable to Nigerian consumers.
The Executive Commissioner highlighted the Commission’s strategic partnership with Ookla which led to the development of nationwide Network Coverage Maps and the introduction of Quarterly Network Performance Reports.
These tools allow consumers to compare network quality across different locations and operators using objective data.
Oshadami stated that the Q4 2025 report demonstrates measurable improvements in network performance and a positive shift in the Quality of Experience delivered to users.
He described the reports as a tool to highlight trends that matter to stakeholders and to provide clarity on the actual state of connectivity across the country.
Oshadami further recognized the media as critical partners in shaping public understanding of these telecommunications reforms and urged journalists to accurately report the progress and data-driven insights presented.
He encouraged the press to engage critically with the report's findings to help amplify the stories of accountability within the industry.
The briefing served as a formal presentation of the latest data following the initial Q3 2025 report published last October.
The NCC reiterated committed to using these insights to drive positive results and ensure that the digital experience of every Nigerian continues to improve.
Remmy Nweke in Abuja/DoP
He noted that the proactive sharing of performance insights is intended to support informed decision-making and ensure that service providers remain strictly accountable to Nigerian consumers.
The Executive Commissioner highlighted the Commission’s strategic partnership with Ookla which led to the development of nationwide Network Coverage Maps and the introduction of Quarterly Network Performance Reports.
These tools allow consumers to compare network quality across different locations and operators using objective data.
Oshadami stated that the Q4 2025 report demonstrates measurable improvements in network performance and a positive shift in the Quality of Experience delivered to users.
He described the reports as a tool to highlight trends that matter to stakeholders and to provide clarity on the actual state of connectivity across the country.
Oshadami further recognized the media as critical partners in shaping public understanding of these telecommunications reforms and urged journalists to accurately report the progress and data-driven insights presented.
He encouraged the press to engage critically with the report's findings to help amplify the stories of accountability within the industry.
The briefing served as a formal presentation of the latest data following the initial Q3 2025 report published last October.
The NCC reiterated committed to using these insights to drive positive results and ensure that the digital experience of every Nigerian continues to improve.
Remmy Nweke in Abuja/DoP
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