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Representatives of the academic community have scored the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) high for setting the pace in the promotion of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) innovation through investing in research across tertiary institution in Nigeria.
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How regulatory activities of the 54-member nations of African Union (AU) can be integrated for seamless connectivity to boost customer satisfaction, is the fulcrum of a 3-day Conference of African Telecommunications Regulators on Consumer Affairs (CATCO) 2019, with the theme: "Empowering the Telecom Consumer in an Era of Technological Evolution."
Slated to hold in Abuja, the Federal Capital from August 20 - 22, 2019 by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) at Transcorp Hilton Hotel, Abuja, CATCO 2019 is a follow-up to the one held in Lagos in 2013.
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The Nigerian Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (NACCIMA) has praised the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) over its commitment to deepen digital penetration for economic growth and inclusiveness in the country.
The commendation came the way of the Commission during a courtesy visit by the new executive council of NACCIMA led by its National President, Saratu Iya-Aliu, to the NCC Headquarters in Abuja on Friday (today).
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In line with its strategic collaboration and partnership drive, the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) on Thursday collaborated with the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) to sensitise the staff of the telecoms regulatory agency on proper use of roads.
The FRSC five-man delegation was led by Adejumobi Olatunde, Unit Commander, FRSC Central Business District, Abuja, who sensitised the NCC’s staff including drivers on different areas bordering on road usage and safety.
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The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has reassured the over 174 million telecoms consumers of their protection from suffering any service disruption as a result of the ongoing regulatory intervention towards resolving the rising interconnectivity debts among telecoms operators in Nigeria.
The Commission also called on debtor operators to settle interconnect debts owed their creditor networks without further delay to prevent possible revenue drop and customer flight from their networks to competitors.