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The Consumer Affairs Bureau (CAB)
of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) will in September this year
mark its 20th anniversary, reports ITREALMS exclusively.
He gave this insight in a live
video from the maiden edition of the Telecom Consumer Conversation recently
held at Garki International Market, Abuja with the theme: "Know your
Rights and Obligations as a Telecom Consumer."
ITREALMS recalled that CAB is one
of the key departments of the Nigerian Communications Commission that was
created in September 2001 through the provision of Chapter VII of Nigerian
Communications Act (NCA 2003), in particular, Part I of the chapter which deals
with Consumer Protection and Quality of Service.
ITREALMS also gathered that the Consumer
Affairs Bureau has the vision to ensure that all consumers of telecommunications
services in Nigeria are well informed and satisfied.
This, the director, motivated them
to embark on the enlightenment at the market.
In addition, he said, this further
strengthened CAB mission which is to ensure the protection of the rights,
privileges and interests of telecommunications consumers, including the
physically challenged groups through adequate information dissemination
programmes; as well as effective policies and strategies that promote effective
telecoms service delivery.
ITREALMS further gathered that CAB
comprised of three units including the Information and Reference (I&R), Consumer
Policy Development and Monitoring (CPDM) and Consumer Protection and Advocacy
(CPA).
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