Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) warns traders against selling unapproved telecom devices
The NCC warns against selling unapproved phones and telecom devices that can harm service quality.
The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) issued a warning to traders against selling or buying uncertified phones and telecom gadgets. Engaging in the sale or purchase of these devices may result in your arrest and prosecution. The primary focus of the NCC is to protect the rights of consumers.
Dr. Emilia Nwokoro, the Deputy Director of NCC, represented the organization at an event, where she emphasized the importance of educating traders about the potential risks associated with dealing with substandard products. She specifically highlighted the established procedure for approving telecom devices, which can readily be accessed on the NCC website. During the event, the traders expressed their commitment to comply with NCC regulations in order to avoid any penalties.
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