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NCC issues 14-day ultimatum to Nigerians selling, using unauthorized GSM boosters
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NCC warned that those who flout the warning are liable to prosecution and their equipment confiscated.
A statement forwarded to DAILY POST by Dr Ikechukwu Adinde, NCC Director of Public Affairs described the sale, installation and usage of GSM boosters as illegal.
The statement reads: “The Nigerian Communications Commission informs the general public, particularly banks and other financial institutions, government agencies, telecommunications service providers, private/public companies, and owners/occupiers of residential premises, that the sale, installation and usage of GSM boosters is illegal.
“In exercise of its mandate of ensuring the protection of consumers, ensuring good quality of service and maintenance of technical standards of maintenance equipment, and in accordance with the provisions of section 131 (1) of the Nigerian Communications Act (NCA) 2003, the Commission hereby
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