The Nigerian Communications Commission has said Nigerians will have to submit the International Mobile Equipment Identity of their phones to it from July.

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Nigerians to submit phone IDs in three months, says NCC

The Nigerian Communications Commission has said Nigerians will have to submit the International Mobile Equipment Identity of their phones to it from July. ...

By Uchechi OjoMay 21, 20210

Tag: The Nigerian Communications Commission has said Nigerians will have to submit the International Mobile Equipment Identity of their phones to it from July.

Nigerians to submit phone IDs in three months, says NCC

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