The Executive Vice Chairman of the Commission, Umar Danbatta, revealed this on Tuesday at the opening of the 2nd edition of Conference of African Telecommunications Regulators on Consumer Affairs in Abuja.
The conference, declared by President Muhammadu Buhari, is being attended by representatives of Africa Telecommunications Regulatory Bodies from 11 countries. “We believe that service delivery on the parts of our licensees in this era of technological evolution should be the totality of how telecoms operating companies package, provide and deliver, those services to their consumers,” Mr Danbatta said.
Mr Danbatta explained that 21 million subscribers had signed up for the Do Not Disturb initiative and NCC has continued to create more awareness on it through various outreach programmes and other stakeholder engagement fora.
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