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    Business Unsolicited SMS: Now You Can Opt Out With 'Do-Not-Disturb' Code

    The mandatory implementation of the ‘Do-Not- Disturb’ code by the telecoms operators takes effect from today. The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) had few months ago given all the telecoms operators in the country up to June 30 to switch on the 2442 code to allow any subscriber who does...
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    Business MTN Pays Another N30bn Out of N330Bn NCC Fine

    Telecommunications firm, MTN has said it has paid additional N30 billion to the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) as part of the N330 billion fine slammed on it for contravening regulatory orders in the country. The new N30 billion now increases the payment made by the South African firm...
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    Business MTN Finally Agrees To Pay N330Bn of Nigeria Fine

    South Africa's MTN Group said on Friday it will pay 330 billion naira ($1.67 billion) over three years to the Nigerian government to settle a fine. In October, Nigeria originally fined the mobile phone operator $5.2 billion for failing to disconnect users in Africa's most populous nation. The...
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    Business Nigeria: NCC Wins Africa Regulator Of The Year Award

    The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has won the African Regulator Award for 2015. The NCC won the award at the Africa Information Technology and Telecoms Award (AITTA) hosted by the London-based MobileWorld magazine and United Kingdom (UK) registered Instinct Wave Inc. The award was...
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    Business MTN Shares Declines After FG Suspends Talks on $3.9bn Fine

    MTN Group Limited shares fell after Nigeria suspended talks about a $3.9 billion fine on the South African mobile-phone company. The stock declined as much as 2.9 percent, the most since May 12, and traded 1.5 percent lower at 126.50 rand monday in Johannesburg, valuing the company at 233...
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    Business NCC Issues New Strict Policy Over Unsolicited SMS, Calls

    Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) is set to address complaints of subscribers who have been inundated with unsolicited telemarketing, short message service (SMS) and voice calls by mobile network operators with a warning that it shall fine any operator found culpable with a fine N5...
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    Business MTN Loses 6.5million Internet Subscribers in 2016 First Quarter

    The Nigerian Communications Commission report for the first quarter of 2016 indicated that MTN Nigeria lost 6.5million internet subscribers. In the report covering the first three months of the year just released by NCC, MTN which began the quarter with 39,924,737 data customers ended it with...
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    Business Glo Gains 80% Of New Internet Customers In First Quarter Of 2016

    The Nigerian Communications Commission report for the first quarter of 2016 indicated that Globacom has strengthened its position as Nigeria’s preferred network for new data subscribers. In the report covering the first three months of the year just released by NCC, Globacom recorded an...
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    Business Nigerian Lawmakers Hike MTN Fine to $15.6 billion

    MTN Nigeria fined $5.2 billion in 2015 by Nigeria Communications Commission (NCC) is facing a possible hike to $15.6 billion in a bizarre turn of events. Nigeria’s House of Representatives is about to hike the fine slapped on MTN Nigeria for failing to deactivate the SIM cards of some 5.1...
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    Business READ What House of Representatives Said About MTN Fine After Jacob Zuma's Visit

    The Chairman House of Representatives Committee on Telecommunications, Hon. Sajeed Fijabi, on Wednesday insisted that MTN Nigeria should be made to pay the N1.04 trillion fine in full instead of reducing it to N780bn. Speaking in a meeting with the Minister of Communication, Adebayo Shittu and...
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    Business Nigeria Confirms Receipt of N50bn Out of N780bn From MTN

    The minister of communications, Adebayo Shittu yesterday confirmed that MTN Nigeria has paid N50billion out of the N780bn fine slammed on it by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) for regulatory infractions. MTN on Wednesday said it had paid N50billion out of the amount and had also...
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    Business SIM Card Revalidation: NCC Disconnects 1Million Lines

    Not less than one million unregistered mobile phone lines from the network of telecom operators has been eliminated in the ongoing re-validation of telecommunications subscriber base , according to the latest statistics for the month of December released by the Nigerian Communications Commission...
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    Business Telecoms Operators May Shut Down Operations in 7 States

    Telecom operators have threatened to shut down network services in seven different states over closure of Base Transceiver Stations (BTS) by the state governments. According to the Association of Licensed Telecommunications Operators of Nigeria (ALTON) Chairman, Engr. Gbenga Adebayo, yesterday...
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    Business Nigeria: NCC Unveils 8-Point Operational Agenda [See LIST]

    Executive vice-chairman of Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, Umar Dambatta, unveiled an eight-point agenda which will drive the operation of the agency. He assured enhanced commitment towards consumer empowerment and sustainable service delivery. The 8-point agenda includes...
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    Business SIM Registration: FG To Sanction Telecom Operators Over Customers’ Harassment

    The federal government has threatened to deal with telecom operators over the way and manner Nigerians, especially women, are being treated in their bid to comply with the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) directive on the registration of the subscriber identification module (SIM). A...
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    Business Fresh Trouble For MTN As FG Files Criminal Charges Against It

    The Nigerian Copyright Commission (NCC) has filed criminal charges against MTN Nigeria Communication and its Chief Executive Officer, Ferdi Moolman, over alleged copyright infringement. The charge, with number ABJ/CR/379/2015, filed in the Federal High Court, Abuja, was obtained by the News...
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    Business NCC: Why We Reduced MTN’s N1.04trn Fine

    The Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, has defended its action to reduce the N1.04 trn fine on MTN Nigeria to N780 billion, saying it acted in the interest of the stability of the telecom sector. The commission said it weighed all pros and cons and arrived at a decision it considered...
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    Business Buhari, Zuma To Meet Over MTN’s N1.04trn Fine

    President Muhammadu Buhari and his South African counterpart, President Jacob Zuma, are to meet in Johannesburg this week to discuss MTN’s $5.2billion fine among other issues, South Africa-based Sunday Times has reported. Both leaders are expected to meet and discuss the fine along the...
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    Business NCC Shifts MTN’s $5.2bn Fine Payment

    Nigerian authorities have shifted the enforcement of $5.2 billion fine on South Africa’s MTN until negotiations have been concluded, the telecommunications company said on Monday. “Although the Nigerian Communications Commission set a deadline for payment of the fine by Monday, 16 November...
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    Business NCC N1.04tn Fine: MTN Group CEO Resigns

    MTN Group President and Chief Executive Officer, Sifiso Dabengwa, resigned on Monday morning over the N1.04tn fine imposed on MTN Nigeria by the country’s regulatory body – the Nigerian Communications Commission, according to Punch Newspaper. A credible source at the MTN Group office said that...
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