The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) is the independent National Regulatory Authority for the communications industry in Nigeria. Its key responsibilities include:
Creating an enabling environment for competition among industry operators.
Ensuring the provision of qualitative and efficient telecommunications services across the country.
Catalysing the use of communications infrastructure, technologies and services to support various aspects of national development.
Initiating programs that stimulate demand and promote the uptake of ICT tools and services.
Establishing licensing, and regulatory frameworks to guide the supply and delivery of telecommunications services in Nigeria.
Our Mission
To support a market driven Communications industry and promote universal access.
Our Vision
A dynamic regulatory environment that ensures universal access to affordable and equitable service and supports the nation's economic growth.
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.