Licensing
Licensing & Authorisation Department
Nigerian Communications Commission
Plot 423, Aguiyi Ironsi Street, Maitama, Abuja,
Federal Capital Territory, Federal Republic of Nigeria.
Tel: +234-9-4617055, 234-9-4617054 and 234-9-4618714 or
Send an email to [email protected]
Memorandum and Article of Association must include telecommunication as an object clause that allows the company to provide telecommunication service in Nigeria.
A Unified Access Service Licence is an individual Licence that allows the licensee to provide a bouquet of services under a single Licence. The licensee is permitted to provide Digital Mobile and Fixed telephony services, National Long Distance, International Gateway services under one Licence.
Upload your CAC Status Report in place of MEMART if it is not a limited liability company. However, note that your Principal Business Activity must include a telecommunication clause.
You require a Class Licence to operate a cybercafé in Nigeria.
- Total number of allotted shares must sum up to 100% for information to be saved successfully.
- Share allotment must conform to the information filed with the CAC.
The Commission is authorized to issue communications Licences for the operation and provision of communications services or facilities by way of Class or Individual Licences
Please visit the Commission website under Licensing & Regulation, click Guideline you will see the Commission’s Guidelines on International Gateway Access and Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP).
- Information for each Shareholder must be complete and accurate as filed with the CAC.
- You may add, remove, or modify each shareholder’s rating, one after the other until it sums up to 100%, then click on Save.
- Note that the total rating must conform to the information filed with the CAC.
Please visit our web site: www.ncc.gov.ng under Licensing and Regulation, click list of Licensee etc.