NIGERIA — The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) says that SIM cards not linked to the National Identity Numbers (NIN) will be deactivated by the end of February. Aminu Maida, NCC Executive Vice Chairman/Chief Executive Officer, disclosed this during a meeting with journalists on Tuesday. The compulsory linkage began in December 2020 when the government directed telecommunication companies to block calls from unregistered and unlinked NINs... hallmarknews.com
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SIM cards not linked to the National Identity Numbers (NIN) will be deactivated by the end of February - NCC
Published (Updated) on Wednesday, February 7, 2024
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• NCC has disclosed it has received over 20,000 complaints about fraudsters defrauding subscribers using online platforms - Naija News
• NCC-CSIRT Issues Warning Against Cybercriminals Using AI-generated YouTube Videos to Spread Malware
• Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) mandates implementation of new harmonized short codes for Mobile Network Operators (MNOs)
• Gold price jumps amid trade war fears • U.S. crude oil losses deepen • Elon Musk’s net worth sinks • Nigerian Naira Plunges, and more - Tuesday 08/April/2025 Top Business News Headlines
• US imposes 14 percent tariff on Nigeria • Amazon wants to buy TikTok • Asia-Pacific markets slide after Trump's tariff, and more - Thursday 03/April/2025 Business News Headlines
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