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Nigerian Communications Commission Nigerian Communications Commission is the independent National Regulatory Authority for Telecoms Ind. The Comm

The Nigerian Communications Commission is the independent National Regulatory Authority for the telecommunications industry in Nigeria.

The NCC has concluded its 2nd stakeholder forum on competition in Nigeria’s voice and data markets.The forum reviewed pr...
28/10/2026

The NCC has concluded its 2nd stakeholder forum on competition in Nigeria’s voice and data markets.

The forum reviewed preliminary findings from the ongoing market study, including market definitions and areas of potential Significant Market Power (SMP), while gathering stakeholder input to determine regulatory interventions.

In her remarks, the Head Competition and Tariff, NCC, Mrs. Omotayo Mohammed stated that the quality and reliability of any market assessment depend significantly on the completeness, accuracy, and consistency of the underlying data.

The objective: a more competitive, resilient and sustainable telecoms industry.

The 2nd International Cybersecurity Conference 2026 brought together government officials, industry leaders, and cyberse...
28/10/2026

The 2nd International Cybersecurity Conference 2026 brought together government officials, industry leaders, and cybersecurity experts in Abuja to discuss emerging cyber threats and strategies for strengthening Nigeria’s digital resilience.

Themed “Cyber Resilience in the Age of AI: Defending Minds, Network and Nations,” the conference featured high-level discussions on cybersecurity, Artificial Intelligence, and coordinated responses to evolving digital threats.

Representing the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), Engr. Abraham Oshadami, Executive Commissioner, Technical Services, joined stakeholders in discussions highlighting the importance of collaboration, stronger cybersecurity frameworks, and a secure, resilient digital ecosystem to support Nigeria’s growing digital economy.

NCC Stakeholder Engagement ForumThe Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) invites stakeholders to the 2nd Engagement ...
28/10/2026

NCC Stakeholder Engagement Forum

The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) invites stakeholders to the 2nd Engagement Forum on the Study of the Level of Competition in the Nigerian Telecommunications Industry, aimed at promoting universal access to telecommunications services.

📅 Wednesday, 28 October 2026
🕙 10:00am prompt

Stakeholders are encouraged to participate and contribute to this important industry dialogue.

Join the conversation live:
https://ow.ly/iEOo5101AOM

NCC… Connecting Nigeria.

28/10/2026

Before you buy your next device, make sure it’s genuine! Watch this video to discover simple tips to avoid fake devices. For instant verification, dial *315 # and follow the prompts. Protect yourself—stay informed, stay connected!

As Artificial Intelligence continues to reshape our digital world, the need to protect our people, secure our networks a...
26/10/2026

As Artificial Intelligence continues to reshape our digital world, the need to protect our people, secure our networks and safeguard our national interests has never been greater.

Building cyber resilience in the age of AI requires more than technology. It calls for collective intelligence, proactive defence, strategic partnerships and a shared commitment to securing the digital spaces on which our society increasingly depends.

The Office of the National Security Adviser (ONSA), in partnership with the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) and the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA), brings together key stakeholders to advance critical conversations, exchange expertise and strengthen Nigeria’s capacity to anticipate, withstand and respond to evolving cyber threats.

Join us as we work towards a future where innovation thrives, digital trust is strengthened and our people, networks and nation are better protected.

A resilient digital Nigeria begins with collective action.

26/10/2026

The 95th Telecom Consumer Parliament, held recently in Lagos, provided a platform for stakeholders to engage on pressing consumer concerns, improve Quality of Service (QoS), and strengthen public confidence in Nigeria’s telecommunications sector.

The Commission highlighted progress in network improvements, strengthen consumer protection, and ensure fair treatment, including compensation and refunds for failed airtime and data purchases.

Our approach is simple: Better service quality, fair treatment and a reliable telecom experience Nigerians can trust.

Be an informed consumer!
• Before buying a device, dial *315 # to check its type-approval status.
• Are you experiencing a service issue? Contact your provider first and call the NCC toll-free line 622 if the issue remains unresolved.

The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) invites stakeholders to the 2nd Engagement Forum on the Study of the Level ...
26/10/2026

The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) invites stakeholders to the 2nd Engagement Forum on the Study of the Level of Competition in the Nigerian Telecommunications Industry, aimed at promoting universal access to telecommunications services.

📅 Wednesday, 28 October 2026
🕙 10:00am prompt

Stakeholders are encouraged to participate and contribute to this important industry dialogue.

25/10/2026

NCC Stakeholder Engagement Forum

The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) invites stakeholders to the 2nd Engagement Forum on the Study of the Level of Competition in the Nigerian Telecommunications Industry, aimed at promoting universal access to telecommunications services.

📅 Wednesday, 28 October 2026
🕙 10:00am prompt

Stakeholders are encouraged to participate and contribute to this important industry dialogue.

NCC… Connecting Nigeria.

As part of efforts to deepen regulatory engagement and strengthen collaboration with key industry stakeholders, the Nige...
23/10/2026

As part of efforts to deepen regulatory engagement and strengthen collaboration with key industry stakeholders, the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), led by the Executive Commissioner, Stakeholder Management, Ms. Rimini Makama, undertook visits to the headquarters and facilities of major telecommunications operators and infrastructure providers, including Airtel Nigeria, MTN Nigeria, and IHS Towers, on October 21, 2026.

The visits reaffirm the Commission’s commitment to sustained stakeholder engagement and constructive dialogue on critical industry priorities, such as improving Quality of Service (QoS), enhancing consumer experience, addressing operational challenges, safeguarding critical telecommunications infrastructure, and promoting continued investment in network expansion.

22/10/2026

📱 Can’t verify your device? Don’t panic.

A device that cannot be verified is NOT automatically counterfeit.

But what’s the difference between a Type Approved device and a Verified device? 🤔

🔎 Know before you buy. Know before you use.

Check your device status:
📞 Dial *315 #
🌐 Visit www.ncc.gov.ng/DeviceChecker

Stay informed. Stay connected.
NCC… Connecting Nigeria.

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Maitama

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00

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+23494617000

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