Phone Traders Urge FG, NCC to Suspend Registration Fees for 90 Days
AMPATN says the charges could raise handset prices and hurt small businesses, while urging a 120-day pause for consultations.
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Phone traders urge FG, NCC to suspend registration fees for 90 days
The Association of Mobile Phones and Allied Products Traders of Nigeria (AMPATN) has called on the Federal Government and the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) to suspend the implementation of phone registration charges for 90 days, warning that the policy could threaten millions of livelihoods across the country. The association said it supported efforts to register […] Phone traders urge FG, NCC to suspend registration fees for 90 days
Phone Traders Oppose ₦4,000 Import Fees, Demand 90-Day...
The Association of Mobile Phones and Allied Products Traders of Nigeria (AMPAT) has demanded a 90-day suspension of fees imposed on imported mobile phones, warning that the policy could force shops to close and threaten millions of jobs across the country. The association said traders were being charged about N670 for each small phone and nearly N4,000 for bigger devices, raising concerns over the impact on businesses and consumers, particularly…
AMPATN Calls For Suspension of Phone Registration Fees
The Association of Mobile Phones and Allied Products Traders of Nigeria (AMPATN) has urged the Nigerian Government to suspend the implementation of mobile phone registration fees for 90 days, warning that the policy could increase phone prices, threaten businesses and affect millions of livelihoods across the country. The association said it supports efforts to eliminate […]
Phone Registration Fees: Traders Seek 120-Day Suspension, Warn Of Job Losses
The Association of Mobile Phones and Allied Products Traders of Nigeria (AMPATN) has urged the federal government to suspend the implementation of phone registration fees for 120 days, warning that the policy could threaten jobs and increase the cost of affordable handsets. The association also called on the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) to publish the […]
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