The Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, has said it remains committed to its regulatory role of continually implementing requisite reforms to
The Executive Commissioner, Stakeholder Management at the NCC, Adeleke Adewolu stated this while addressing stakeholders at the combined second and third quarters 2023 meeting of the Industry Working Groups on multiple taxation and regulations in the telecoms sector.
He stated that a lot of milestones have been recorded by the industry since the establishment of the IWG over two decades ago, as the platform has proven to be effective in articulating industry concerns in this area and also proffering solutions to these issues. He described the gains as laudable, noting that they continue to serve as inspiring landmarks for the industry, underscoring what can be achieved when the entire industry comes together harmoniously to speak with one voice on existential concerns undermining the economic health of the communications industry.
He said aside several existing agencies the Commission has been working with, it is also collaborating strategically with sister agencies such as the Federal Inland Revenue Service , in line with the National Economic Council resolution of 2012 and the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency .
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