Tariff Information

Consistent with Section 108 of the Nigerian Communications Act 2003 (NCA 2003), the Commission is responsible for the approval of tariffs and other charges for the provision of service by licensed telecommunications service providers.

Last Updated March 12, 2025

Type Approval Fees

Overview
Licensing Fees
Spectrum Fees
Type Approval Fees
SN Equipment Class Price (NGN) Price (USD)
1 Telephone Handset/Mobile Phone 2,776,392.68 1,800.00
2 WLAN Access Point (Base) 2,776,392.68 1,800.00
3 Bluetooth Module (Embedded, Integrated) 2,776,392.68 1,800.00
4 Modem 2,776,392.68 1,800.00
5 Customer Premise Equipment (CPE-Indoor) 2,776,392.68 1,800.00
6 WLAN Module / Card 2,776,392.68 1,800.00
7 Wireless Router 2,776,392.68 1,800.00
8 Fixed Wireless Desktop Phone 2,776,392.68 1,800.00
9 Sensors of Internet of Things (IoT) Devices 2,776,392.68 1,800.00
10 iPad/Tablet 3,856,100.94 2,500.00
11 WLAN Access Point (Outdoor) 2,776,392.68 1,800.00
12 An Integrated System e.g. A laptop with Bluetooth Module and WLAN Module 5,398,541.32 3,500.00
13 Enterprise Router, Enterprise Gateway Equipment 5,398,541.32 3,500.00
14 Radio Base Station (CDMA & GSM) 10,797,082.64 7,000.00
15 Baseband Unit (BBU) 5,398,541.32 3,500.00
16 Remote Radio Unit (RRU) 5,398,541.32 3,500.00
17 Trunking Radio (Base Station) 5,398,541.32 3,500.00
18 WIMAX Base Station 10,797,082.64 7,000.00
19 Point to Multi-point Radio 10,797,082.64 7,000.00
20 Point to Multi-point  CPE 5,398,541.32 3,500.00
21 Point to Point Radio 10,797,082.64 7,000.00
22 Microwave Radio (ODU) 10,797,082.64 7,000.00
23 Microwave Radio (IDU) 10,797,082.64 7,000.00
24 Switching Exchange 30,848,807.54 20,000.00
25 Exchange Rate 1,542.44 1.00
26 Application fee 77,122.02 50.00
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