As a major aspect of its key drive to guarantee that broadcast communications purchasers in Nigeria are enabled and secured, the Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, has put aside Wednesday March 15, 2017 to signal off the 2017 NCC Year of the Consumer Campaign.
Mr. Tony Ojobo, Director of Public Affiars, said the commission will utilize the banner to reveal the system and arrangement of exercises meant for enabling and securing the customers of broadcast communications benefits in Nigeria.
It included that consistently, enhancing the experience of the buyer will be the significant concentration of the Commission working with other key partners crucial to the achievement of the commission.
The year round program, which will hold at the NCC home office in Abuja, is relied upon to pull in shoppers the nation over, top government authorities and key partners in the business.
The Abuja occasion concurs with the celebration of the World Consumer Rights Day, WCRD, 2017, whose topic is ‘Building a Digital World Consumers Can Trust’.
Key segments of the programme will border on making of more prominent mindfulness on Quality of Service, Electromagnetic Magnetic Fields, EMF, Do Not Disturb, DND, and NCCs 622 protest line.
The crusade wants to secure the support of system administrators towards meeting set targets and key execution markers, KPIs on nature of administrations particularly as it influences drop calls.
The year will likewise witness a monstrous mindfulness drive to make buyers exploit some the Commission’s one of a kind projects, for example, the Do-Not-Disturb Code, 2442, which customers can use to stop spontaneous instant messages; and toll free number 622 with which buyers can achieve the Commission in situations where the specialist organizations neglect to determine their protestations.
The Executive Vice Chairman of the Commission, Professor Umar Garba Danbatta had said in Abuja that customer insurance and strengthening is one of the eight mainstays of the 8-Point Agenda of his organization, uncovering that the Commission is devoting the year to the welfare of telecom purchasers.
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