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Debt: FG approves MTN to disconnect exchange telecommunication

The FrontierThe FrontierDecember 28, 2024 2800 Minutes read0

The federal government through Nigerian Com­munications Com­mission (NCC) has approved the discon­nection of Exchange Tele­communications Ltd from the MTN Nigeria network due to nonpayment of inter­connect charges.

The commission an­nounced this in a public notice signed by Mr Reuben Muoka, NCC’s Public Affairs Director, yesterday.

Exchange Telecommu­nications is a local and in­ternational interconnection carrier.

“The Nigerian Commu­nications Commission here­by notifies the public that approval has been granted for the disconnection of Ex­change Telecommunications Ltd. (Exchange) from MTN Nigeria Communications Ltd. (MTN) due to non-pay­ment of interconnection charges,” the NCC stated.

The Commission noted that the Exchange was no­tified of the application and allowed to comment and present its case.

It stated that after review­ing the application and the circumstances surrounding the indebtedness, the com­mission determined that the Exchange did not have a valid reason for failing to pay the interconnect charges.

The NCC stated that the disconnection of Exchange Telecommunications to MTN was in accordance with Sec­tion 100 of the Nigerian Com­munications Act of 2003 and the Guidelines on Procedure for Granting Approval to Disconnect Telecommuni­cations Operators of 2012.

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