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BREAKING: Tinubu Government Appoints Aminu Maida To Replace Danbatta As NCC Executive Vice Chairman, Announces Other Appointments - Vimarsana News

BREAKING: Tinubu Government Appoints Aminu Maida To Replace Danbatta As NCC Executive Vice Chairman, Announces Other Appointments

  The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) will today (Wednesday) name Aminu Maida as the new Executive Vice Chairman (EVC).   The appointment of Maida by President Bola Tinubu’s administration comes after the exit of the controversial EVC of the commission, Prof. Umar Garba Danbatta, who is expected to leave office with immediate effect.  

Collaboration will strengthen Nigeria's payment system, says NCC - Vimarsana News

Collaboration will strengthen Nigeria's payment system, says NCC

The Nigeria Communication Commission has emphasised the critical role of collaborative efforts in fortifying the nation’s payment system.

Labour Institute honours Danbatta - Vimarsana News

Labour Institute honours Danbatta

Similarly, the NCC Director, Human Capital and Administration, Usman Malah, was honoured with the NIL fellowship.

NCC collaborates with MNOs to ensure customers 'data protection, privacy–Danbatta - Vimarsana News

NCC collaborates with MNOs to ensure customers 'data protection, privacy–Danbatta

Spread the loveChief Executive Officer, CEO, and Executive Vice Chairman, EVC of the Nigerian Commissions Commission, NCC, has said that the commission has a crucial role to…

NCC: Nigerians lost N12.5bn to telecom-based fraud in four years - Vimarsana News

NCC: Nigerians lost N12.5bn to telecom-based fraud in four years

The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has disclosed that Nigerians lost about N12.5 billion to financial crimes connected to the telecommunications industry in the past four years.