NCC Launches Internet Governance Group to Enhance Security
On October 15, 2026, the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) held its inaugural symposium on “Internet Governance” in Lagos, aimed at enhancing security for internet users in Nigeria. The event marked the inauguration of the Internet Governance Working Group (IGWG), composed of industry experts tasked with enforcing consumer protection, promoting online safety, and driving digital inclusion.
Abraham Oshadami, Executive Commissioner for Technical Services at NCC, represented Executive Vice Chairman Dr. Aminu Maida. He emphasized the urgency of addressing challenges posed by artificial intelligence, including harmful content and privacy concerns.
Oshadami discussed the Internet Code of Practice (ICOP) 2026 implementation guidelines, which provide a framework for a safer online environment. He also mentioned the Cyber Resilience Framework for the Nigeria Communication Sector (CRF-NCS), which mandates network operators to enhance the security of digital service infrastructure.
The symposium aimed to connect global internet governance discussions with Nigeria's priorities, fostering private sector participation.
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