Overview

The National Broadcasting Commission Act establishes the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) as a body corporate with perpetual succession, responsible for regulating and controlling the broadcast industry in Nigeria. The Act outlines the Commission's powers, including advising the government on broadcasting policy, processing applications for broadcast licenses, regulating broadcast content, setting technical standards, promoting Nigerian culture, and enforcing sanctions for non-compliance. It also details the composition of the Commission, tenure of office, appointment of a Director General, and operational procedures such as licensing, fund management, borrowing, and reporting. The Act repeals certain sections of previous enactments and provides for regulations and savings clauses.

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