The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has
insisted that telecom operators in Nigeria must abide by its
directive that all telephone lines not linked to the owner’s
National Identification Numbers (NIN) must be barred
latest today, February 28, 2024.
While reiterating the directive at the NCC’s Special Day at
the 45th Kaduna International Trade Fair on Wednesday,
Executive Vice Chairman of NCC, Dr Aminu Maida, said as
a matter of critical national security, subscribers must link
their NIN to their SIM.

Maida, who was represented by Reuben Mouka, NCC’s
Director of Public Affairs, added that the February 28th
deadline given to operators to cut off subscribers who
failed to link their NIN to SIM has not changed.
The NCC boss said, “To this end, the National
Communication Commission has directed all
telecommunication operators to bar phone lines of
subscribers whose lines are not linked to their NINs on or
before February 28, 2024.
Maida also said that as regulator of the
telecommunications sector, the NCC id working to ensure
service availability, affordability, and sustainability for all
categories of consumers, who are leveraging ICT/
Telecoms to drive personal and business activities.
He added that the NCC is promoting economic growth
through the development of local content and also
addressing the challenges faced by consumers.

Maida added that NCC is committed to protecting the
rights of the consumers while ensuring their satisfaction.
He therefore urged telecom firms to prioritize customer
satisfaction and uphold the highest standards of service
delivery.
The NCC boss also revealed that the commission has
implemented measures to safeguard the interests of
consumers and businesses alike.

https://pmnewsnigeria.com/2024/02/28/just-in-ncc-insists-all-sims-not-linked-to-nin-must-be-blocked-today/

mynd44 oam4j lalasticlala seun nlfpmod

operation fire for fire today!!

My nin is well registered but I don't know why my network call isn't going through

If your sim is not linked then. You must have another plan

Are we still here?

This directive is a necessary step to ensure national security, and NCCs commitment to protecting consumers rights and satisfaction is commendable.

Nonsense,