Fibre optic cable protection — beyond words, by Okoh Aihe
For instance, from the introduction the framework clearly “defines the roles, responsibilities and actions required of all operators within the telecommunications sector before, during and after construction and other excavation activities that may affect laid fibre optic infrastructure.
The other day, it was the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) calling a gathering to discuss a proposed Dig-Once policy which would ensure that the telcos and infrastructure companies rolling out fibre optic cables would have to take their fibres through one channel — one duct.
On August 11, there was yet another stakeholders’ workshop on the protection of fibre optic cables during road construction at NCTC Auditorium in the Office of the National Security Adviser (ONSA).
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