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Significant subscriber gain recorded by Airtel and MTN pushed Nigeria’s active mobile subscriptions to 171.3 million in August...
The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has revealed that data consumption in the country hit an all-time high of 1.1 million terabytes in July 2025.
The Nigerian Senate has called on the Ministry of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy to engage with telecommunications...
Nigeria’s telecommunications sector experienced significant growth in January 2025, with active mobile subscriptions increasing to 169.3 million, up from 164.9 million in December 2024.
Globacom Limited, Nigeria’s telecommunications giant, continues to showcase resilience and innovation, reinforcing its market presence and bringing value to its loyal customer base, which remains a central asset to the company.
The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has issued guidance for the telecom operators mandating them to provide adequate information to the subscribers on how they are being charged for each call and data consumed.
Specifically, mobile network operators comprising, MTN, Airtel, Globacom, and 9mobile have been at the center of consumer complaints on data depletion.
According to the NCC data, a total of 9,000 subscribers ported from one network to another between January and March.
The increase came after the operators had lost over 6 million subscriptions in January due to the implementation of the NIN-SIM directive of the NCC
Active subscriptions for mobile services in Nigeria declined by over 6 million in January this year to 218 million as telecom operators enforced the regulator’s directive of banning SIMs not linked with NIN.
Globacom has introduced an opportunity for all Glo users to receive cash rewards through CashToken Africa with every airtime purchase and data subscription made on their Glo line.
Some 43 companies aiming to provide telecommunications services in Nigeria through the Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO) framework have spent a total of N8.6 billion to acquire the licences.