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NCC Seeks Stakeholder Input On Updated Telecom Regulations
NCC Seeks Stakeholder Input On Updated Telecom Regulations
The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), in accordance with its mandate under the Nigerian Communications Act 2003, has released a set of draft regulatory instruments on its official online platform. This initiative aims to encourage stakeholders to actively participate in shaping the future direction of telecommunications in Nigeria…..READ ALSO NCC Extends SIM-NIN Linkage Deadline To July 31, Reveals Fate Of Barred Lines After 180 Days
With an open invitation to stakeholders to contribute their insights and perspectives, the NCC seeks to foster a collaborative environment where diverse voices come together to influence regulatory excellence and innovation in the telecom sector.
Dr. Reuben Muoka, the Director of Public Affairs, presented the draft regulations, highlighting key amendments aimed at enhancing the telecommunications landscape. In anticipation of scheduled meetings on May 21 and May 22, 2024, the NCC extended an invitation to stakeholders to participate in discussions at its headquarters in Abuja.
The NCC emphasized the importance of stakeholders’ contributions, likening their input to valuable gems that enrich the discourse on matters of public interest. As the deadline for submissions approaches on May 10, 2024, stakeholders are encouraged to share their insights and ideas with the Executive Vice Chairman of the NCC.
To facilitate submissions, stakeholders are invited to send soft copies via email to msyusuf@ncc.gov.ng and cwhyte@ncc.gov.ng. The NCC expressed eagerness to receive submissions and emphasized its commitment to fostering innovation and collaboration through constructive dialogue.
In the dynamic landscape of Nigeria’s telecom industry, active stakeholder participation and feedback play a crucial role in shaping its future trajectory. The NCC envisions a vibrant marketplace where every voice is valued, ideas fuel innovation, and collaboration drives progress.
By embracing a collaborative spirit, stakeholders can contribute to creating an environment conducive to transformation, where challenges are turned into opportunities and aspirations are realized. Together, stakeholders and the NCC are working towards a future where connectivity knows no bounds, communication transcends barriers, and the telecom industry becomes a catalyst for empowerment and prosperity for all Nigerians.
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