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Is Your Device NCC Type Approved? Check Before You Buy! 📱✅
The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) encourages consumers to verify the status of their SIM-enabled devices to ensure they meet applicable technical standards & are approved for use on Nigerian mobile networks.
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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.
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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.
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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.
NCC 2nd Stakeholder Engagement Forum
The Nigerian Communications Commission invites stakeholders to the 2nd Engagement Forum on the Level of Competition in the Nigerian Telecommunications Industry, towards promoting universal access to services.
📅 Wed., 28 Oct. 2026
🕙 10:00 am
The Nigerian Communications Commission invites stakeholders to the 2nd Engagement Forum on the Level of Competition in the Nigerian Telecommunications Industry, towards promoting universal access to services.
📅 Wed., 28 Oct. 2026
🕙 10:00am prompt
NCC… Connecting Nigeria.
As part of efforts to deepen regulatory engagement & 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 &…
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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
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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.
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📱 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? 🤔
Check your device status:
📞 Dial *315#
🌐 Visit ncc.gov.ng/DeviceChecker
Stay informed. Stay connected.
NCC… Connecting Nigeria.
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