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S/N Company Name Address Licence Number CLASS LICENCE REGISTER TELECENTER/CYBERCAFÉ CATEGORY S/N COMPANY NAME ADDRESS LICENCE NUMBER 1 CVS Contracting International Ltd Suite 16B, Sabondale Shopping Complex, Jabi, Abuja CL/CYB/001/07 2 CHYSAN Communications & Books Ltd Suite 19, Oadis Plaza, CMD Road, Ikosi GRA, Ikosi-Ketu, Lagos CL/CYB/002/07 3 GIDSON Investment Ltd 67, Gado Nasko Road, Kubwa, Abuja CL/CYB/003/07 4 Virtual Impact Company Ltd NO. 12, Eric Moore Road, Surulere, Lagos CL/CYB/004/07 5 Multicellular Business Links Ltd 91, Ijegun Road, Ikotun, Lagos CL/CYB/005/07 6 LAFAL (NIG) Enterprises Ltd 25, Idumu Road, Ikotun, Lagos CL/CYB/006/07 7 DATASTRUCT International Ltd No. 2, Chime Avenue, New Haven, Enugu CL/CYB/007/07 8 SADMART Internet Café & Business Center Shops 9 & 10, Kaltume House, Maiduguri Road, Kano State CL/CYB/008/07 9 PRADMARK Ltd No. 7, Moronfolu Street, Akoka-Yaba, Lagos CL/CYB/009/07 10 WABLAM Enterprises 17, Oriwu Road, Ikorodu, Lagos CL/CYB/010/07 11 FETSAS Cyber Café 10, Isolo Rpad, Ijegun, Lagos CL/CYB/011/07 12 JARRED Communications Ltd Plot 450, 5th Avenue, Gowon Estate, Egbeda, Lagos CL/CYB/012/07 13 LEETDA Int'l Nigeria Ltd 2nd & 3rd Floor, 58, Herbert Macaulay Way, Ebute-Metta, CL/CYB/013/07 Lagos 14 JINI Ventures 1, Yomi Ishola Street, Off Ailegun Road, Ejigbo, Lagos CL/CYB/014/07 15 FALMUR Communications Nigeria Ltd 34, NBC Road, Ebute-Ipakodo, Ikorodu, Lagos CL/CYB/015/07 16 KJS Consulting & Trade Ltd 22, Ewenla Street, Iyana-Oworo, Bariga, Lagos CL/CYB/016/07 1 CLASS LICENCE REGISTER TELECENTER/CYBERCAFÉ CATEGORY 17 Network Excel Company Ltd 62, Akowonjo Road, Shop 13 & 14, Summit Guest House CL/CYB/017/07 Complex, Egbeda, Lagos 18 SHEDDY Communications 25B, Irone Avenue, Aguda, Surulere, Lagos CL/CYB/018/07 19 Leader Tech Communications Ltd 7, Gbogan Road, Oshogbo, Osun State CL/CYB/019/07 20 MAGBUS Ventures 1, Owolabi Rabiu Close, Off Isawo Road, Agric, Owutu, CL/CYB/020/07 Ikorodu, Lagos 21 Netwrok Packet Standard Co. Ltd 17|19, Adebowale Stret, By Debo Bus Stop, Ojodu-Ikeja, Lagos CL/CYB/021/07 22 CHRISSEDY Nigeria Ltd 14, Benster Crescent, Alahun Osumba Estate, Maza Maza, CL/CYB/022/07 Lagos 23 VLAN Communications 3, Timi Agbale Street, Ijaiye-Ojokoro, Agege, Lagos CL/CYB/023/07 24 OPTOPEK Ventures Ltd 1, Okokoro Road, Fish Pond Owutu, Ikorodu, Lagos CL/CYB/024/07 25 Cyber Media Networks Nigeria Ltd 19, Lalubu Strreet, Oke-Lewo, Abeokuta, Ogun State CL/CYB/025/07 26 Best Café 11, Gunning Road, Abakaliki, Ebonyi State CL/CYB/026/07 27 AZEBAM Global Services Ltd Suite 18, Garki Shopping Center, Opp. City Plaza, Area 11, CL/CYB/027/07 Garki, Abuja 28 NATUREPEACE Ltd Suite 32, Dansville Plaza, Plot 859, Gudu District, Abuja CL/CYB/028/07 29 RICDENIS Educational Services Nigeria Ltd 23, Wetheral Road, Owerri, Imo State CL/CYB/029/07 30 ANAN World 24, Water Works Roads, Abakaliki, Ebonyi State CL/CYB/030/07 31 A-PM Cyber Café & DVD Enterprises Shop C5 & C6, Banex Plaza, Aminu Kano Crescent, Wuse II CL/CYB/031/07 Abuja 32 The Internet Studio Computer Services Ltd Suite 29, Yashua Plaza, Adetokunbo Ademola Crescent, Wuse CL/CYB/032/07 II, Abuja 33 CYBERNETZION Ventures Suite D22, Golden Plaza, Shell Contractors Gate, Ogunu Road, CL/CYB/033/07 Warri, Delta State 34 RAUDHA Global Concepts International 9A, Bornu Road, Marafa Estate, Off Independent Way, Kaduna CL/CYB/034/07 2 CLASS LICENCE REGISTER TELECENTER/CYBERCAFÉ CATEGORY 35 YENTECH Services Ltd 9, Maputo Street, Wuse Zone 3, Abuja CL/CYB/035/07 36 Atkins Royal Nig Ltd 3, Wilmer Street, Awosika Bus Stop Off Isheri Road, Lagos CL/CYB/036/07 37 Ebelemo Nig Ltd Suite E 142, Ikeja Shopping Plaza, Ajah Lekki, Lagos CL/CYB/037/07 38 Cum - Heirs Multinet Ltd No 8, Herbert Macaulay Street, Ebutte Metta, Lagos CL/CYB/038/07 39 Seagull Global Resources Ltd Off Ajaiyi Road, Oke Ira, Ogba Ikeja, Lagos CL/CYB/039/07 40 Superlink Internet Caf'e 25, Ibadan Road, Ijebu Ode CL/CYB/040/07 41 Vision Z - Itech Nig Ltd 4th Floor Skodak House Oyo Road, Mokola, Ibadan CL/CYB/041/07 42 Akiavic Nig Ltd 237, Brigadier Ademulugun Road, Ondo CL/CYB/042/07 43 Integrated Cybercaf'e 47, Oba Adesida Road, Akure, Ondo CL/CYB/043/07 44 Laizer Brothers Nig Ltd Q8, Kano Road, Off Ahmadu Bello Way, Kaduna CL/CYB/044/07 45 Shonita Integrated Services Ltd No 18, Eliozu Road, Eliozu Town By East-West Road, Port CL/CYB/045/07 Harcourt, Rivers State 46 A2G Enterprises No 10, Orlu Road, Owerri, Imo State CL/CYB/046/07 47 Real Voice Express Enterprises No 26, Ohamini Road by Psychiatric Road, CL/CYB/047/07 Rumuomoi/RumuigboPort Harcourt, Rivers State 48 Praisenet Dot Com Ltd 2, Ayonuga Street, Fadeyi Lagos CL/CYB/048/07 49 Neptune Global Services Ltd Suite 7, Rosabel Complex, Omole Phase 1, Layout, Ojodu, CL/CYB/049/07 Lagos 50 Coopa Ventures Ltd 90, Kwame Nkrumah Crescent Asokoro, Abuja CL/CYB/050/07 51 Espal Communications Ltd Plot BNA 279, Dan Agogo Street, New GRA, Makurdi Benue CL/CYB/051/07 State 52 Monte Vista Resources Ltd Plot 479, Utako District, Abuja FCT, (Suite - 04) CL/CYB/052/07 53 Autagye Global Concept Ltd No 20, Almakura Street, Sabon Pegi Lafia Nassarawa State CL/CYB/053/07 54 GTS Cenitech Ltd Suite 1, Abuja Country Club Shopping Cente, Old Aprofim Life CL/CYB/054/07 Camp Abuja 55 Gonel Systems Ltd 2, Ugbomro Road, Off P.T.I Road, Effurun Delta State CL/CYB/055/07 56 Odalo Computers Services Ltd No 1, Effurun Sapele Road, Warri, Delta State CL/CYB/056/07 3 CLASS LICENCE REGISTER TELECENTER/CYBERCAFÉ CATEGORY 57 Wheelskobet Intl Nig Ltd No 10, Delta Way, Camp Extension, Steel Town, Orhuwhorun, CL/CYB/057/07 Delta State 58 Pricie Nig Enterprises Shop EE, 11, Blk E, Zone E Shopping Complex, Apo Govt Qtrs, CL/CYB/058/07 Abuja 59 Mikopp CommunicationsLtd No 2, Captain Tosan Road, Abraka, Delta State CL/CYB/059/07 60 Steppingforth Technology Concepts Ltd Shop A5, Zuma Mall, 20 Ndola Crescent Wuse Zone 5, Abuja CL/CYB/060/07 61 Ikayaza Enterprises Co. Ltd 222, Kabba Road, Old GRA, Maiduguri, Borno State CL/CYB/061/07 62 One Stop Business Ventures No 1, Ago Palace Way, Okota Ago Junction, Lagos CL/CYB/062/07 63 Antlers Global Empire Nig Ltd No 41, Barde Way, Jalingo, Taraba State CL/CYB/063/07 64 York Cyber Café 16, Oweh Street, Fadeyi, Lagos CL/CYB/064/07 65 Ojes Integrated Services 15, Obakhaubaye Strt, Off Oba Market Road, Benin City Edo CL/CYB/065/07 66 Webb Communication Resource Services 158, New maitama Street, Kubwa Village, Abuja CL/CYB/066/07 67 Pem Gold Ltd Suite 12, Dansville Plaza Behind AP, Filling Station, Apo Abuja CL/CYB/067/07 68 Kingsnet Infocom Ltd Benson Idahosa University Benin City, Edo State CL/CYB/068/07 69 Kingsnet Infocom Ltd Zaria Academy Samaru Zaria, Kaduna State CL/CYB/069/07 70 Kingsnet Infocom Ltd Plot 28, Behind Karu Park, Karu Site, Abuja CL/CYB/070/07 71 Kingsnet Infocom Ltd Panaf Secondry School Kaduna State CL/CYB/071/07 72 L.J Cybercafe 10, Maduku St, Okumagba Layout, Warri CL/CYB/072/07 73 Skysat Cybercafe 24, Mission Road, Igoli - Ogoja C/River CL/CYB/073/07 74 Mr. Clean Business Operation Inc 12, Gunning Road, Abakaliki, Ebonyi CL/CYB/074/07 75 Chugon Nig Ltd 11, Gunning Road, Abakaliki, Ebonyi State CL/CYB/075/07 76 Logon Nig Multimedia Services 2b, CL/CYB/076/07 ChimeAvenue, New Haven Enugu 77 Vision Data Tech Nig Ltd 57, Chime Avenue, New Haven Enugu CL/CYB/077/07 78 Ecumenical Comm for Women 33, ArochukwuRd, Amaekpu Ohafia CL/CYB/078/07 79 Comsecure Ltd 39, Jim Nwobodo Street, T/Ekulu CL/CYB/079/07 4 CLASS LICENCE REGISTER TELECENTER/CYBERCAFÉ CATEGORY 80 Falcon Wings Investment Ltd 120, Obafemi Awolowo Avenue, Omida Abeoukuta, Ogun CL/CYB/080/07 State 81 Everest Evergreen Ventures 7, Idris Fagbayi Street, Iju Station, Idu CL/CYB/081/07 82 Erica Mega Ventures 212, Waterworks Road, Iju Agege, Lagos CL/CYB/082/07 83 Big Point Enterprises No 1, Shelter Road, FHA phase 1, 1 Bajabure Yola CL/CYB/083/07 84 Great Matador Nigeria Bookshop Co. Ltd No 89, Ibo/Niger Road Sabon Gari, Kano State CL/CYB/084/07 85 Cyber Hut No KS 12, Kabuga Housing Estate Gwarzo Road, Kano CL/CYB/085/07 86 De - Waves Intl 23, Nsukka Street, Mile 1, Diobu, Port Harcourt CL/CYB/086/07 87 Summer Resources (WA) Ltd 202, faulks Road, Aba Abia CL/CYB/087/07 88 Proofnet Communications Ltd 11/13 Old Aba Road, Rumuomasi Port Harcourt CL/CYB/088/07 89 Maxleaf Dizney Cyberworld Co. 26, Ohiamini Road, Off Rumuola Road, Rumuigbo Port CL/CYB/089/07 Harcourt 90 Abundant Grace Ventures 256, Okporo Road, Elohani Port Harcourt CL/CYB/090/07 91 Febow Cybercafe 129, Abuloma Road, Amadi Ama, Port Harcourt CL/CYB/091/07 92 Nnavicom Integrated ServicesLtd 135b, Okigwe Road, Aba Abia CL/CYB/092/07 93 Iswell Digital Technologies Services 1, Aluu Road, Choba, Uniport Port Harcourt CL/CYB/093/07 94 Osinet Resources 23, Ebony Road, Orazi, Port Harcourt CL/CYB/094/07 95 Xeon Xpressions 32, Nembe Road, Rumuibekwe, Port Harcourt CL/CYB/095/07 96 Frantz Trading Co. Ltd 5, Nkwerre Street, Owerri, Imo CL/CYB/096/07 97 One World Network Services Ltd 6, Ogunu Road, Warri, Delta CL/CYB/097/07 98 Paradigm Worldwide Solution Ltd 71, Elekahia Road, Port Harcourt CL/CYB/098/07 99 Squaretech Engr Services ltd 2, Omoku Street, D/Line, Port Harcourt CL/CYB/099/07 100 Sicom Communications & Services Ltd 121, Azikiwe Road, Aba Abia State CL/CYB/100/07 101 Cyberspot Internet Café Services 22, Asa Road, Aba Abia CL/CYB/101/07 102 Giggles Resources 50a, Harold Wilson Drive, Town Port Harcourt CL/CYB/102/07 103 Sofa Cyber café Ltd 20, Airport Road, Effurun Warri, Delta State CL/CYB/103/07 104 Double M Internet Café Ltd Plot 13998, Beside Abatoir, Police Station,Jos Plateau, State CL/CYB/104/07 5 CLASS LICENCE REGISTER TELECENTER/CYBERCAFÉ
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