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 The Nigerian Communications Commission has directed Mobile Network Operators to immediately suspend the sale and activation of new SIM cards to allow an audit of the Subscriber Registration Database.The Director, Public Affairs at NCC, Dr. Ikechukwu Adinde, in a statement on Wednesday, said it was absolutely necessary for operators to comply until the audit exercise had been concluded.According to him, Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Dr Isa Pantami, directed the commission to embark on an audit of the Subscriber Registration Database.He, however, said an exemption might be granted following approval from the Federal Government through the commission.He wa hydrojug uk rned that non-compliance with the directive would be met with strict sanctions, including the possibility of withdrawal of operating license.    ADVERTISEMENT                                  Adinde said the stanley uk  audit would help to consolidate the achievement of the SIM Card registration exercise.The director explained that the objective of the audit exercise was to ensure compliance to set quality standards and requirements by mobile network operators.According to him, the directive became necessary in view of the preponderance of pre-registered SIMs with the attendant security implications associated with the use of same to facilitate crimina stanley website l activities.                                                                                                                                                                 Jxad Nasarawa Governor nominates commissioners after 5 months in office
 Wednesday 15 April 2026 10:02 am|Updated:Wednesday 15 April 2026 10:03 amBig Bash future in limbo as Cricket Australiarsquo  plan to copy England stallsBy: Frank DalleresSports EditorShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on GoogleCricket Australia is exploring a sell-off of stakes in BBL teamsCricket Australiarsquo  plans to copy The Hundred and sell off minority stakes in Big Bash League franchises have hit the buffers after some tea owala usa m chiefs raised the alarm.CA i owala canada s exploring the sale of 49 per cent stakes in the eight teams in the BBL, its annual T20 competition, to outside investors in a move that could raise pound;400m. I yeti canada t follows the success of a similar process run by the England and Wales Cricket Board last year, which generated more than pound;500m for the domestic game.But Cricket New South Wales chiefs have publicly criticised the plans and refused to involve its two teams, Sydney Thunder and Sydney Sixers, in CArsquo  valuation process.Our biggest fear is the external investment coming into a cricket ecosystem which is working very effectively and very well now, said chief executive Lee Germon. We see some risks here, which Cricket Australia share, by the way. I think we all understand that one of the risks is that you suddenly open up the involvement of external investors who will not have aligned goals with the states or Cricket Austra