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N2.6bn debts: NBC extends enforcement order on AIT, 51 other stations to Wednesday

Roland Edwards by Roland Edwards
August 20, 2022
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The National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) has extended the period which all outstanding debts are to be paid from 24 hours to Wednesday, August 23, 2022.

The Director-General of NBC, Malam Balarabe Ilelah, made the disclosure in a statement on Saturday in Abuja.
N2.6bn debt: NBC revokes licences of AIT, Silverbird, 50 others
NBC had on Friday revoked the licences of the AIT/Ray Power FM (DAAR Communication L.td., Silverbird TV Network and 50 other stations over N2.6 billion debts.

The commission ordered the affected stations to shutdown in the next 24 hours and directed NBC offices nationwide to collaborate with security agencies to ensure immediate compliance.

Ilelah, however, said that the extension of the enforcement date was due to an appeal by the affected broadcast stations, relevant stakeholders, public spirited individuals and organisations.
N2.6bn debt: NBC revokes licences of AIT, Silverbird, 50 others
”This is to inform all the affected broadcast stations whose licences were revoked and given 24 hours to pay all outstanding licence fees that NBC has extended the period which all outstanding debts are to be paid from 24 hours to Wednesday August 23.

”All affected broadcast stations who fail to defray their debts on or before August 23, 2022, are directed to shut down by 12a.m. on August 24, 2022,” the DG said.  

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