THE National Association of Telecommunications Subscribers (NATCOMS) has said that it has concluded plans to host the maiden edition of the National Telecommunications Subscribers Summit in Lagos. President of the Association, Chief Deolu Ogunbanjo who announced this, said that the summit with the Theme: Nigerian Telecom Revolution: Consumerism as the last mile challenge, will be held at the Muson Centre, Onikan Lagos on Friday, September 28. According to him, the objective of the Summit is to create an independent forum where Subscribers will have firsthand knowledge about the service delivery processes of telecoms operators. He said that the event is a one-stop shop for telecoms operators where common causes of network failure and other challenges in the industry will be examined and possible solutions proffered. He added that the summit will get subscribers input on addressing industry challenges, and get them to consent to the line of actions that will be presented to the National Assembly.
NATCOMS to host telecom subscribers summit
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