NCC, Danbatta Honoured with Awards at Business Journal Newspaper Presentation

L-R: Mr. Rasaaq Salami, Deputy Director at the National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) presenting the NCC Award to Mrs. Nnenna Ukoha of NCC at the Business Journal Newspaper Public Presentation ceremony in Lagos recently. Salami represented the CFI/CEO of NAICOM while Ukoha represented the EVC/CEO of NCC at the event.

The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) and Professor Umar Danbatta, Executive Vice-Chairman/CEO of NCC were honoured with awards at the recent public presentation of Business Journal Newspaper in Lagos.

While the NCC received the award of ‘The Most Media-Friendly Regulator of the Decade’ in appreciation of its legendary support for the media in Nigeria, Danbatta was honoured as the ‘Telecom Development Man of the Decade’ as a recognition of his giant strides in telecom development in the country.

Commenting on the development, Prince Cookey, Publisher/Editor-in-Chief of Business Journal said:

“The NCC remains one of the most media-friendly regulators in Nigeria today. Over the years, the Commission has impacted positively on media professionals in terms of recognition, business support and capacity building. More importantly, the Commission recognises the key importance of the media in all of its programmes and strives as much as possible to carry members of the media along. We remain indebted to the Management of NCC for such deep support running from one administration to another.”

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