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NBC seeks fresh appeal over ruling voiding broadcast fines

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The National Broadcasting Commission has approached the Court of Appeal in Abuja, seeking leave to file a fresh appeal against a Federal High Court judgment that barred it from imposing fines on broadcast stations. The application follows the Court of Appeal’s June 17, 2026, decision striking out the commission’s earlier appeal because it was “fundamentally Read More: https://punchng.com/nbc-seeks-fresh-appeal-over-ruling-voiding-broadcast-fines/

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