The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) said it was putting legal and regulatory framework in place to give law enforcement agencies, the authority to intercept communications legally in the country.
This is contained in a statement made available to the newsmen on Wednesday in Abuja by the NCC Media Department signed by Mr Eugene Juwah, the Executive Vice Chairman of the commission.
It said the commission has commenced fine-tuning legal framework to ensure that the rights and privacy of telecoms subscribers are protected by the security agencies.
The statement said the commission made public inquiries on the lawful interception of communications regulations and licensing regulations as part of its rule–making process
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