Two Nigerians elected World Radio Communications leaders

The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) is excited about Nigeria’s impressive performance at the ongoing International Telecommunications Union (ITU)’s World Radio Communications (WRC) Conference 2023, held in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, where two Nigerians were elected into leadership positions, while some other delegates from the commission were elected into Working Groups. Executive vice chairman of the […]

Two Nigerians elected World Radio Communications leaders

The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) is excited about Nigeria’s impressive performance at the ongoing International Telecommunications Union (ITU)’s World Radio Communications (WRC) Conference 2023, held in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, where two Nigerians were elected into leadership positions, while some other delegates from the commission were elected into Working Groups.

Executive vice chairman of the commission, Dr Aminu Maida, speaking on the sidelines of WRC 2023 in Dubai,  announced that the Director of Spectrum Administration at NCC, Engineer Abraham Oshadami, has been elected  Vice Chairman of the ITU’s Radiocommunication Advisory Group (RAG); while the Acting General Manager and Project Manager, Navigation Project Office, Nigerian Communications Satellite Limited, Dr Lasisi Salami Lawal, was elected Vice Chairman of the ITU-R Study Group Four (Satellite Services). Some other members of the NCC delegation were elected into the WRC 2023 Working Groups.

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A statement on Monday by NCC said while congratulating the successful delegates, Maida commended the Minister of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy, Dr Bosun Tijani, who led Nigeria’s delegation to WRC 2023, for “providing guidance, leadership, encouragement and support to the Nigerian delegation at the conference.”

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