1. Nigeria Internet Group, NIG Consumers’ Expectations in the Regime of Unified Licensing by titi omo-ettu titi@cyberschuul.com titi@cyberschuul.com June 22, 2006

2. Do Consumer Expectations Change with Policy Reviews ?

3. Yes, to the Extent of Media influences and promptings No, Consumers Expectations do not change with policy reviews. The esteem of governments would only be lowered if policy reviews do not translate to improved satisfaction of consumers’ normal expectations.

4. Strategic Management Plan 2003 - 2007 Digital Mobile Licenses Digital Bridge Institute Telecom Consumer Parliament Universal Access/Services Initiatives [WIN, SABI] West African Telecom Regulators Association Technology Neutrality. Unified Licensing. Major Initiatives of NCC

5. Consumer Basic Expectations Solutions Quality Service Low Tariff UL?

6. Solutions One-stop service Availability TV, Radio, Telephone. Internet Stoppage to duplication of subscription and the need to carry multiple terminals Catching up with other lands in providing popular and premium services Specific local solutions to unique local problems

7. Quality of Service Mushrooming will reduce Corporate Governance should rise more meaningful Competition Mergers will emerge Easing out the less efficient providers Improved Q of A ULUL Robust Environment

8. Tariff Economies of Scale Lower setup cost Increased access Value Added Services ULUL Low Tariff

9. Unified Licensing : enhances the exploitation of converging technologies and innovations in wireless services It allows for a modular integration of services and new solutions without much regulatory stress. It builds true competition.

10. Thank You titi omo-ettu titi@cyberschuul.com