The National Broadcasting Corporation has come under severe criticisms for revoking the operational licenses of some broadcast stations in apparent |
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NBC has extended the deadline of revoking the licences of AIT/Ray Power FM, Silverbird TV Network and 50 other broadcast stations.
This extension is due to the appeal by the affected Broadcast Stations, relevant stakeholders, public spirited Individuals and Organizations.” Learn more about our membership [here](https://membership.dailytrust.com/faqs/) Today, we're asking that you support us to do more. Every day, we work hard to provide readers such as you with the most accurate, up-to-date, and comprehensive information. “This is to inform all the affected broadcast stations whose licenses were revoked and given 24 hours to pay all outstanding license fees that the National Broadcasting Commission has extended the period which all outstanding debts are to be paid from 24 hours to Wednesday August 23, 2022.” On Friday, NBC Director-General, Malam Balarabe Ilelah, had announced the revocation of the licences of the stations over N2.6bn debt and ordered the affected stations to shut down within 24 hours.
Nigeria's National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) Friday revoked the licences of the AIT/RayPower FM, Silverbird TV and 50 other broadcasting stations across ...
“We cannot afford the unpleasant outcome of such a media blackout at this time. According to the statement, “A caring government should be concerned about the possibility of job losses rather than revenue generation. “Currently, it is difficult for private stations to import broadcast equipment due to the high exchange rate. Without exaggeration, this will not be complementary to the efforts of the government at generating employment.” This will give room to the thriving of the social media with its attendant consequences. Yemisi Bamgbose, the organisation said it is “seeking for further understanding with the 54 stations listed for shutdown and licence revocation.”
The National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) said it has extended the shut of erring station to August 23, 2022.
“Following intervention of concerned groups and visible concerted efforts by some defaulting Licensees to offset their debts, the National Broadcasting Commission hereby serves this notice of an extension of the deadline to shut down to 6.00 PM on Tuesday, August 23, 2022,” the statement reads. Ilelah said the decision was motivated by the “intervention of concerned groups” and “visible” efforts by some of the defaulting stations to clear their arrears. But in another statement on Saturday, the commission said it has extended the shutdown to Tuesday, August 23.
The National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) has revoked the broadcast licenses of Silverbird TV, AIT and 50 other broadcasters following their failure to ...
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AN uproar greeted the decision of the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) to revoke the operating licenses of over 50 broadcast stations in Nigeria on.
Okonkwo further said: “ The fact that so many broadcasting stations have been unable to pay the license fees raises serious questions about the fairness and appropriateness of the fees being imposed on broadcasters by the NBC in such a challenging economic environment. The affected broadcast houses include Silverbird TV (Silverbird Communications Co. Our offices nationwide are hereby directed to collaborate with security agencies to ensure immediate compliance”. Rather, it has chosen to create an environment in which millions of Nigerians will wallow in ignorance, deprived of access to crucial information that they need to make critical decisions in their lives or to enhance their livelihoods.” “A caring government should be concerned about the possibility of job losses instead of revenue generation. He said: “In May 2022, the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) published in the National Dailies, the list of licensees that are indebted to the Commission and granted them two weeks to renew their licenses and pay their debts or consider their licenses revoked, frequencies withdrawn and the withdrawn frequencies reassigned to others who are ready to abide by the necessary requirements.
The National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) has suspended the shutdown of broadcast stations whose licences were revoked on Friday over unpaid dues.
According to a statement by Ilelah, the stations owed the commission dues to the tune of N2.6 billion. “Following intervention of concerned groups and visible concerted efforts by some defaulting Licensees to offset their debts, the National Broadcasting Commission hereby serves this notice of an extension of the deadline to shut down to 6.00 PM on Tuesday, August 23, 2022,” the statement reads. Balarabe Shehu Ilelah, the director-general of the commission, said the decision was motivated by the “intervention of concerned groups” and “visible” efforts by some of the defaulting stations to clear their debts.
"All affected broadcast stations which fail to defray their debts on or before August 23, 2022, are directed to shut down by 12:00 a.m. on August 24, 2022."
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Olawale Ajimotokan in Abuja. The National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) has suspended the revocation of the operating licenses of 52 broadcast stations ...
Members of the public have come to rely on these stations to know what their governments are doing to keep them safe in this challenging security environment. The provision says, “10. Other governments’ policies are also disseminated to the public through these channels. “In view of the nation’s economic downturn, we further appeal to the affected broadcast stations and the NBC to agree a workable payment arrangement of the outstanding dues,.” he added. After the announcement, IPI Nigeria said following the revocation of the licenses of the stations on Friday, it engaged the Ministry of Information and Culture, the NBC and BON. The National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) has suspended the revocation of the operating licenses of 52 broadcast stations owing debt amounting to N2.6 billion in licensing fees until August 23, 2022.
The National Broadcasting Commission (NBC), has extended the period which all outstanding debts are to be paid from 24 hours to Wednesday, Aug. 23, 2022.
24, 2022,” the DG said. 23, 2022, are directed to shutdown by 12a.m. ”This is to inform all the affected broadcast stations whose licenses were revoked and given 24 hours to pay all outstanding license fees that NBC has extended the period which all outstanding debts are to be paid from 24 hours to Wednesday Aug.
The NBC gave the stations until 6pm on Tuesday, August 23, to pay up their debts and avoid their licences being revoked.
[NBC](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Broadcasting_Commission) gave the stations until 6pm on Tuesday, August 23, to pay up their debts and avoid their licences being revoked. The statement reads: “This is to inform all the affected broadcast stations whose licenses were revoked and given 24 hours to pay all the outstanding license fees, that the National Broadcasting Commission, has extended the period in which all the outstanding debts are to be paid from 24 hours to Wednesday, August 23rd 2022. The NBC gave the stations until 6pm on Tuesday, August 23, to pay up their debts and avoid their licences being revoked.