Six Companies May Lose Licenses In Feb – NCC
The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) says it will impose the maximum possible penalties on any of its licencees implicated in masking of international telephone calls.
The regulatory body announced this in a statement by its Director of Public Affairs, Tony Ojobo, on Monday in Lagos.
The statement said it was likely that the operating licences of some of the interconnect exchange and other licencees involved in the practice would either be revoked or suspended in the coming week.
The suspected licencees include Medallion Communications Ltd, Interconnect Cleaning House Nig. Ltd, Niconnx Communication Ltd, Breeze Micro Ltd, Solid Interconnectivity and Exchange Telecommunications Ltd.
It said that the commission met with representatives of the licencees and the companies were confronted with some of the evidence at the disposal of the commission and were given another opportunity to defend themselves.
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