Licensing
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.
NCC does not regulate technology; however an interested operator must have an operating Licence and the required frequency to be able to provide the service.
- Provide the name(s) of the proprietor(s) and give it a 100% shares. After that make sure you tick the undertaking.
- Select the company’s authorized representative.
To be eligible for a specific Licence, the applicant must be duly incorporated in Nigeria by the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) and have valid Tax Identification Number (TIN) issued to the company by Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS). A duly registered Business Name is also eligible to apply for a Class Licence in Nigeria.
You are required to apply new Licence and renewal of existing Licenses on Licensing Application Management System (LAMS). Support are also provided through Chabot on the application platform.
The Zonal offices are Primarily established to oversee Licensees and Communications services within their states of coverage.