Nigeria: Infracos to Get Tax Holidays, Others for Broadband Investments

9 December 2014

BARRING any unforeseen circumstances, the soon to be licensed Infrastructure Companies (Infracos) for broadband deployment in Nigeria will, among other incentives, get tax holidays of between five and seven years to cushion their investments portfolios.

This was disclosed by the Minister of Communications Technology, Dr. Omobola Johnson at the Nigeria Investment meeting at the ongoing ITU World 2014 in Doha, Qatar, Tuesday.

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