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| 266 | PRESS STATEMENT: FG Extends NIN-SIM Verification Deadline to October 31 2021 | ...As focus shifts to remote, hard-to-reach areas, schools, health centres. The Federal Government has approved the extension of the deadline for National Identity Number (NIN)-Subscriber Identity Module (SIM) data verification to October 31, 2021. The decision to extend the deadline was made following a request by stakeholders to accommodate registration in hard-to-reach remote areas, foreigners and diplomatic missions, diaspora and address low enrolments in schools and hospitals, as evidenced by enrolment statistics. |
| 267 | Press Statement: Airtel’s Mobile Operating Licence Pending Renewal - NCC | The attention of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has been drawn to a recent statement on an online publication credited to the Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of Airtel Nigeria, Mr. Olusegun Ogunsanya, to the effect that the mobile operating licence of Airtel has been renewed by the Commission for another period of 10 years. Mr. Ogunsanya was said to have made the statement while speaking in Lagos on Wednesday, July 14, 202, during the media launch of Airtel’s corporate social responsibility programme, ‘Touching Lives 6’. |
| 268 | Press Statement: Danbatta, Others Extol Retired Deputy Director, Jerry Ugwu |
The Executive Vice Chairman of Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), Prof. |
| 269 | Press Statement: Re: Nigeria Records 3 Million New Lines in Q1 Despite Ban on SIM Card Sale | The attention of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has been drawn to an online media report alleging that mobile telephony subscriptions in Nigeria somehow grew by 3,000,000 new subscribers in the first quarter of 2021, despite the suspension on the registration of new subscribers which took effect from December 9, 2020 and was only lifted in May, 2021. The Ericsson Mobility Report cited in the online publication is essentially a forecast of trends based on Ericsson’s analysis and does not refer to the NCC or any official channel as source for its data and/or projections. |
| 270 | News Release: NCC Surpasses Revenue Projection, Post N150bn Spectrum Fee in 5 Months | The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has exceeded its N36 billion projected revenue from spectrum license fees for 2021, having recorded over N150 billion from this revenue source within the five months of the year. The figure represents over 400 per cent increase in revenue budget performance in respect of spectrum fees generated by the Commission between January 1 and May 31, 2021, reflecting significant contribution to the revenue drive of the Federal Government. |