The Executive Vice Chairman of the Nigerian Communications
Commission, Prof. Umar Danbatta, has sought the support of the law
enforcement agencies to put out every assault and criminality
undermining telecommunications operation in Nigeria.
Danbatta spoke through Efosa Idehen, NCC’s Head of Compliance
Monitoring and Enforcement who represented him at the South East Zonal
Workshop for Law Enforcement Agencies holding in Enugu.
The workshop
was attended by Hosea Karma, AIG Zone 9, who represented Mr. Ibrahim
Idris, the Inspector General of Police; Mohammed Danmallam, Police
Commissioner, Enugu State; Dr. Benito Eze, Commandant NSCDC Abia State;
and many personnel of the Nigeria Police Force, Department of State
Services, Nigeria Customs Service, and the Nigeria Security and Civil
Defence Corps (NSCDC).
The Inspector General of Police in his remarks
called on all stakeholders in the security sector to enlist in the
partnership solicited by the NCC because it is noble and also
significant considering the strategic role telecommunication services
play in the growth and sustenance of the economy.
Former Inspector
General of Police, Dr. Solomon Arase; and Mr. Paul Usoro, SAN are among
resource persons at the event which featured many presentations which
include: ICT – An Enabler for Effective Policing; Telecommunication
Offences in Nigeria: The Challenges of Diligent Prosecution; and
Enforcement Processes, Procedures and Regulations.
Participants at
the workshop commended the NCC for this initiative, convinced that its
outcome will help to address some of the challenges facing
telecommunication service provision in Nigeria. The South West, North
West, South South Zonal Workshops held earlier in Lagos, Kano and Port
Harcourt respectively. The workshops for the North Central and North
East Zones will take place in Minna and Yola respectively.
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