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Section 186, The National Communications Authority Act, 2022
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(1) Any person who sabotages or steals anyinfrastructure equipment commits an offence and is liable on
conviction to a fine not less than two (2) times and not more than
four (4) times the cost of the equipment and to a term of imprisonment
not less than three (3) years.
Unlawful
intercept
Disclosure of
content.
Sabotage and
Theft.
Failure to
pay.(a) a member of the Authority, an employee of the
Authority or authorised by the Authority; or
(b) a licensee, an employee of a licensee or
authorised by a licensee-
SLL 50 Million or to a term of imprisonment not less than three (3)
years.
(2) Any licensee who-
(a) fails to comply with an order, directive or public
notice issued by the Authority in the exercise
of its functions under this Act;
(b) refuses, delays or fails to produce any
documents or other information relating to
electronic communications services and
networks and statements of audited accounts
which may be required to be produced under
this Act;
(c) knowingly or without reasonable grounds for
believing the same to be true, furnishes a
document or other information that is false or
misleading in any material aspect, whether
upon demand or otherwise;
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(2) Any person who is found in possession of stolen
infrastructure commits an offence and is liable on conviction to a
fine not less than two (2) times and not more than four (4) times the
cost of the equipment and to a term of imprisonment not less than
three (3) years.
(3) Any person who unlawfully destroys or damages
electronic communications infrastructure equipment commits an
offence and is liable on conviction to a fine not less than two (2)
times and not more than four (4) times the cost of the equipment and
to a term of imprisonment not less than three (3) years .
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