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Paying Class 2 voluntary NI contributions

Hi, I hope I have come to the right place!

I attempted to make a payment to HMRC today. ie Making up a missing National Insurance 'gap' in my NI contributions from 2015-16. During that period I was self employed (I was running small CIC). However, the HMRC member explained that although I had been self employed during 2015-16 - that deadline had expired in 2017 and that I needed now to pay full years Class 3 NI (which was much more expensive ~ £880). Is this actually the case and could I challenge it? I am 65 by the way. Thanks. 

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