The NCC, however, lifted the suspension and restored network in Gusau, Zamfara capital on Oct. 4 while 13 local government areas remained without the network.
Matawalle however, made the announcement at the state congress of All Progressives Congress (APC) in Gusau on Saturday.
Matawalle said the Nigerian Communication Communication (NCC) would release all the networks by Monday.
He said his administration was satisfied with the current security situation in the state.
Matawalle said that banditry and kidnapping had been substantially suppressed within the period of the telecom shutdown.
The governor added that security forces were still flushing out and arresting remnants of the bandits and their collaborators.
“I want to announce today that we have taken a decision to lift the ban on telecommunications in the state.
“God willing, as from next Monday, we shall have that effected.
” The decision was due to encouraging reports of successes achieved in the state from those stringent measures,” Matawalle said.
Matawalle commended the residents for their resilience and patience during the three months of network suspension.