NG: NCC requires security clearance from SSS for specific licenses
What changes: Applicants for Automated Vehicle Tracking Services (AVTS), Unified Access Service License (UASL), Mobile Virtual Network (MVNO), International Data Access (IDA), Full Gateway, Interconnect Exchange, and Private Network Links National/Regional licenses must now obtain a security clearance from the State Security Service (SSS). This clearance is a prerequisite for the Nigerian Communications Commiss
NG: NCC introduces Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs) License
What changes: The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has introduced a Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs) License to foster competition, generate employment, and bridge the gap between the unserved and underserved. The license is structured into five tiers, each with distinct services: Tier 1 (Virtual Operator), Tier 2 (Simple Facilities Operator), Tier 3 (Core Facilities Operator), Tier 4 (Virtual A
NG: NCC publishes Business Rules for Registration of Communications Subscribers Regulations 2026
What changes: The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has published the Business Rules for the Registration of Communications Subscribers Regulations 2026. These rules are effective from August 30, 2026.
NG: NCC publishes Quality of Service Business Rules 2026
What changes: The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has published the Quality of Service Business Rules 2026. These rules are effective from August 30, 2026.
What changes: The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) has issued Guidance Notes for the Consumer Protection Regulations 2026. These notes serve as interpretive instruments to help undertakings and consumers understand the application of the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Act, 2018, and the Consumer Protection Regulations, 2026, to emerging commercial practices in the digi
Detected on 21 September 2026Securities and Exchange Commission, Nigeria — sec.gov.ng
NG: Investments and Securities Bill (ISB) 2025 assented to, repeals ISA 2007
What changes: President Ahmed Bola Tinubu GCFR has assented to the Investments and Securities Bill (ISB) 2025. This new bill repeals the Investments and Securities Act No. 29 of 2007, marking a significant development in capital market regulation in Nigeria.
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