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  • Businessday (24th May, 2012) - NIGERIAS ACTIVE MOBILE SUBSCRIPTIONS HIT 99.14M

    The total number of active telephone subscriptions in Nigeria has reached 99.14 million as at the end of March 2012, according to latest statistics from the telecoms industry regulator, Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC). Industry analysts say the figure, which represents the combined active subscripti ...

     
  • Nation (24th May 2012) - FEDERAL GOVERNMENT URGED TO DEVELOP ICT LITERACY POLICY

    The Federal Government has been urged to make digital literacy the cornerstone of its national digital economy strategy. In specific terms, the government must consider the creation and support of an Information and Communications Technology (ICT) digital literacy policy that will promote digital literacy as ...

     
  • Guardian (23rd May,2012) - EKEH WANTS IMO TO DEPLOY ICT FOR YOUTH EMPLOYMENT

    The Chairman, Zinox Group, Chief Leo Stan Ekeh, has urged the Imo State Government to exploit Information and Communications Technology (ICT) for youth development. Chief Ekeh, who advocated the establishment of an action plan on ICT youth empowerment and knowledge economy by the state, stressed that the ben ...

     
  • Guardian (23rd May,2012) - FORENSICS EXPERTS CANVASS SPEEDY PASSAGE OF CYBER SECURITY BILL

    The first West African Digital and Computer Forensics Conference, organised by the Computer Forensics Institute, Nigeria (CFIN) in collaboration with First Digital and Techno-Law Forensics Law Company Limited, has called for accelerated passage into law of the Cyber Security Bill pending before the National A ...

     
  • Guardian (23rd May, 2012) - LAGOS BOOSTS SERVICE DELIVERY WITH ICT, UPGRADE FACILITIES

    Forging ahead in its mission to transform Lagos State and improve the quality of life of the residents through innovative application of science and technology, the administration of Governor Babatunde Fashola has consolidated on the gains of its Global Computerization Programme (GCP) to boost service deliver ...

     
  • Guardian (23rd May, 2012) - MINISTER DIRECTS INSTITUTIONS TO IMBIBE ICT

    The Minister of Education, Prof. Ruqayyatu Ahmed Rufai directed all institutions under her ministry to strive to have requisite Information and Communication Technology (ICT) infrastructure, including access to Internet. This she said was in keeping with the Federal Government’s directives that all ministri ...

     
  • Guardian (23rd May, 2012) - REPORT PEGS GLOBAL ICT CARBON EMMISSION AT TWO PERCENT

    In furtherance to the positive contributions of the Information and Communications Technology (ICT) to global economic development, a new report has also revealed that the ICT sector contributes two per cent of global carbon emission. The report, which is Ericsson’s yearly sustainability and corporate resp ...

     
  • Guardian (23rd May, 2012) - ALTON TASKS NCC ON SECTOR’S TEETHING ISSUES

    Though the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) slammed a N1.17 billion fine on all the GSM operators including MTN Nigeria, Globacom, Airtel and Emerging Markets Telecommunications Service, Etisalat, for perceived appalling status of telecommunications services in the country, the Association of Licensed ...

     
  • Vanguard (23rd May, 2012) - ENGAGE WOMEN, GIRLS IN ICT CAREERS, JOHNSON URGES

    To be globally competitive, the Minister of Communication and Technology, Mrs. Omobola Johnson at the just concluded 2012 World Telecommunication and Information Society day held simultaneously last week globally has said governments and private sectors must engage women and girls in ICT careers. The Ministe ...

     
  • Vanguard (23rd May, 2012) - ICT: NITDA MOVES TO ENFORCE ‘BUY NIGERIA’ DIRECTIVE

    Henceforth, it may not be business as usual for government agencies patronizing foreign computer brands as the Federal Government has said that non-patronage of approved local original equipment manufacturers by its ministries, departments and agencies (MDAs) will be an offence, even as new guidelines will so ...

     
  • Leadership (22nd May, 2012) SIM CARD REGISTRATION: HOW OPERATORS SLOWED DOWN HARMONIZATION

    With the ongoing harmonization of the subscriber identification module (SIM) card registration exercise carried out by telephone operators and independent consultants last year, facts have emerged on how the telecommunications operating companies slowed down the process. The  Executive Vice Chairman, NCC, D ...

     
  • Punch (22nd May, 2012) - LAGOS TO ESTABLISH SOFTWARE INSTITUTE

    Leading Code Division Multiple Access telecoms firm, Starcomms Plc, has enhanced the roaming capacity of its networks with a new partnership with DexterTech, a universal GSM operator. Known as DesterSIM, the Chief Executive Officer, Starcomms Plc, Mr. Logan Pather, said the service roamed on more than 580 ne ...

     
  • Punch (22nd May, 2012) - STARCOMMS BOOSTS ROAMING SERVICE WITH DESTERSIM

    The Lagos State Government has concluded plans to establish an advance software engineering institute in the state to develop capacity in software development and impact positively on the economy. This was disclosed by the Commissioner for Science and Technology, Mr. Adebiyi Mabadeje, during a press brief ...

     
  • Punch (22nd May, 2012) - ETISALAT OFFERS SMES COMMUNICATIONS SUPPORT

    Etisalat Nigeria has introduced its easy business proposition suite specially designed to lower costs for Small and Medium Scale Enterprises, while increasing profit and providing value to these businesses. The company in a statement on Monday described the Easy Business Suite as a one-stop shop for the comm ...

     
  • Punch (22nd May, 2012) - ZOOM MOBILE RESTRUCTURES, BEGINS FULL OPERATIONS SOON

    One of the country Code Division Multiple Access operators, Reliance Telecommunications Limited trading as Zoom mobile is currently restructuring and will resume full operations soon. The Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of the company, Mr. Edwin Momife, specifically said in a statement on Monda ...

     

 

The Nigeran Communications Commission is the independent National Regulatory Authority for the telecommunications industry in Nigeria. The Commission is responsible for creating an enabling environment for competition among operators in the industry as well as ensuring the provision of qualitative and efficient telecommunications services throughout the country.

 

Our Mission
To support a market driven telecommunications industry and promote universal access. We will achieve this through the consistent enforcement of clear and fair policies that protect stakeholders, ensure efficient resource management, share industry best practices and deliver affordable, quality telecom services.

Our Vision
An information rich environment, comparable globally in quality telecom service provision, regulated by a responsive, world-class organisation.

Our Guiding Principles
The Commission is driven by three guiding principles (Fair, Firm and Forthright) in carrying out its duties and functions as the National Telecommunications Regulator. These principles drive our Core Values.

 

    Our Core Values
  • Integrity
  • Excellence
  • Professionalism
  • Responsiveness
  • Innovation