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NCC warns Telecom consumers against sharing cell phone, NIN, SIM

NCC warns Telecom consumers against sharing cell phone, NIN, SIM On Kindly Share This Story: The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has warned telecom consumers not to share their cell phones, National Identity Number (NIN), and Subscriber Identification Module (SIM) cards with others. Mr Efeosa Edehen, Director Consumer Affairs Bureau, NCC, said on Thursday at a consumer conversation event organised by the commission in Abuja that defaulters would be held liable for any crime committed with the SIM cards. The conversation with the theme “Know Your Rights and Obligations as a Telecom Consumer” was aimed at enlightening consumers on the dangers of shearing such vital information.

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Don t take extension of SIM-NIN linkage deadline for granted

By Emmanuel Elebeke In line with its culture of enlightening the public, the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), has warned telecommunications subscribers not to delay further in linking their Sim cards and national identity number, NIN. It said further delay in taking the advantage of the recent extension of the earlier deadline could caught some of them napping as the federal government may no longer extend the existing deadline. It also warned subscribers not to stop purchase or use pre-registered Subscriber Identity Module(SIM) cards, which according to him remains illegal and criminal act. The Director Consumer Affairs Bureau, NCC, Efosa Idehen sounded these warning in at a maiden edition of Telecom Consumer conversation entitled: Getting Consumer to Know Their Rights, held at Garki International Market, Abuja,.

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Improper declaration of imported timber prosecuted for the first time

Improper declaration of imported timber prosecuted for the first time © Keystone / Christian Beutler Last year, Switzerland opened two legal proceedings against importers of exotic wood for repeatedly failing to correctly declare their origin. This content was published on April 27, 2021 - 16:45 April 27, 2021 - 16:45 Keystone-SDA/ac The Federal Consumer Affairs Bureau (FCAB) carried out 121 checks in 2020 to ensure that wood and wood products were declared as required by law, the Federal Department of Economic Affairs (DEFR) said on Tuesday. In two checks, the FCAB found that a product whose declaration it had already criticised before was not declared satisfactorily. For the first time, two legal proceedings were filed against the companies involved.

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Nigerians consume 80,000TB monthly, says NCC

Nigerians consume 80,000TB monthly, says NCC
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Farm ministry disciplines 6 for dinners paid by bribe suspect : The Asahi Shimbun

Eggs produced by Akita Foods Co. (Asahi Shimbun file photo) The farm ministry has disciplined six bureaucrats who were wined and dined by an egg industry official involved in a separate bribery scandal that has ensnared a former agriculture minister. Masaaki Edamoto, the top career bureaucrat in the ministry, was among the six who received pay cuts or warnings. On two separate occasions, the bureaucrats had dinner at a Japanese restaurant in Tokyo that cost more than 20,000 yen ($190) each. Yoshiki Akita, the former head of Akita Foods Co., an egg producer based in Hiroshima Prefecture, picked up the tabs each time.

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