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Association Urges NCC To Arrest Fraudulent Telecom Registration Agents
The National Association of Telecommunication Subscribers (NATCOMS), Chief Deolu Ogunbanjo, has urged the NCC to arrest any telecom registration agent found extorting subscribers.
The Tide learnt that some agents openly asked for N100 before registering SIM cards.
Ogunbanjo, the NATCOMS President,said that the SIM card registration should be absolutely free.
Investigation revealed that some agents said that they used the money realised from registration to sustain themselves..
“The money being paid by telecom operator is not enough to meet our needs. How much is N20 per registration?.
“We have asked the operators to increase what they pay us, but they refused.
“So, we don’t have any other choice, but to ask for a token amount from those who want to register their lines.’’
Ogunbanjo urged the NCC to call the operators to order by asking their agents to desist from the act or risk being arrested by the security agents.
“NCC should direct the operators to stop collecting N100 from subscribers that are willing to register their lines.
“Why should some people take the advantage of the NCC deadline to subscribers to register all unregistered lines to extort ?
“The association will also call all the operators to warn their agents that any of them caught extorting will be arrested.
“Such machine used in extorting the subscribers will be seized from the operators by the NCC,” Ogunbanjo said.
The NATCOMS official flayed such fraudulent practises by the agents.
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