The Nigerian Communications Commission has assured the over 160 million telecom subscribers in Nigeria that none of them will be disconnected or suffer service disruption as a result of interconnect debt by some telecom operators.
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The telecommunications regulator made this known in its Monthly Subscriber/Operator Data made available on its website on Friday.
The Nigerian Communications Commission says it had uncovered large volume of forceful subscriptions and illegal deductions by network providers and is set to order refunds to consumers.
The Nigerian Communications Commission has said that Nigeria’s Value Added Service market is presently valued at N79 billion ($220 million).
The Nigerian Communications Commission says the coverage of Fourth Generation technology in the country is still low.
Prof. Umar Danbatta, Executive Vice Chairman of NCC said this while speaking with newsmen on Thursday in Abuja.
Danbatta made the call on the sidelines of a workshop, themed: “Future of Industry, Driving Innovation and Growth,” organised by Global System Mobile Association in collaboration with NCC in Abuja.
The Nigeria Communication Commission on Thursday said it would sanction service providers who fail to abide by the regulations of the commission in dealing with their consumers.
The Nigerian Communications Commission has called on telecommunications operators to ensure that they boost consumer experience in the industry.
The Director, Licensing and Authorisation, NCC, Funlola Akiode, said during the Annual Stakeholders’ Consultative Forum on Selected Licence Categories on Monday in Lagos, that such act was a breach of operators’ obligation.
Bako Wakil, the Head, Technical Standards and Network Integrity, NCC, made the call on the sideline of the 2nd Type Approval Industry Working Group Meeting in Lagos.
Felicia Onwuegbuchulam, the NCC Director of Consumer Affairs Bureau, gave the assurance on Thursday in Ogbomoso at the 100th edition of the Consumer Outreach Programme.
Prof. Umar Danbatta, the Executive Vice Chairman of NCC, made this known at a Stakeholders’ Consultation Forum on the Establishment of Internet Industry Code of Practice on Friday in Abuja.
The NCC made this known on Friday in its Monthly Internet Subscribers Data for September posted on its website.
The Administrator of the Institute, Dr. Ike Adinde, disclosed this in a chat with journalists, stressing that the training programme is being extended to secondary schools under the initiative tagged Digital Awareness Programme, with funding provided by the Nigerian Communications Commission.
Dambatta made the call on Thursday in Kano, at a one-day stakeholders broadband engagement forum.
A statement on Sunday in Abuja by Sonny Aragba-Akpore, NCC Assistant Director Public Affairs, said Nwokike’s appointment took effect from October 8.
He gave the assurance while receiving the Executive Secretary, PCC, Chile Igbawua, who paid him a courtesy visit on Wednesday in Abuja.
Efosa Idehen, Director Compliance, Monitoring and enforcement, NCC, made this known during the 1st Annual Nigeria Valued Added Services Stakeholder’s Forum held in Lagos.
The Executive Vice Chairman of NCC, Prof. Umar Danbatta, made the plea in Lagos during the “2018 Annual Workshop for Judges on Legal Issues in Telecommunication”.