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Nigeria: NCC Orders Telecoms to Alert Customers of Major Outages

  • On Sunday, the Nigerian Communications Commission instructed telecom companies to use media platforms to alert customers about significant network disruptions.
  • This directive followed trials of a Major Outage Reporting Portal and responded to frequent outages caused by vandalism, fibre cuts, and power shortages.
  • Operators must report outages affecting 5% or more of subscribers, five or more LGAs, or unplanned isolation of 100 sites lasting over 30 minutes via the public NCC portal.
  • NCC requires compensation including validity extension if outages exceed 24 hours and aims to promote transparency with the portal disclosing culprits, aligning with the Executive Order designating telecom as CNII.
  • The directive aims to enhance service quality, accountability, and protection of telecom infrastructure vital to Nigeria’s security, economy, and daily life.
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techeconomy.ng broke the news in on Sunday, May 25, 2025.
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