Despite persistent network instability, Nigeria's 5G penetration has reached 4.06%, driven by 2.3 million new active telephone users. The technology is expanding in urban hubs, though device costs and infrastructure gaps remain challenges.
Bharti Airtel has achieved a global milestone by surpassing 650 million subscribers, making it the world's second-largest telecom operator. This growth is driven by strong performance in India and Africa, with significant fintech integration.
Globacom has sent Easter greetings to Nigeria's Christian community, highlighting the holiday's themes of hope, sacrifice, and faith while reaffirming its commitment to providing seamless connectivity services during the festive period.
The Nigerian Communications Commission reiterates its directive for telecom operators to compensate subscribers for poor service quality, while appealing for patience as infrastructure investments mature.
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Nigeria's telecom regulator mandates direct airtime and data credits for subscribers affected by service failures, shifting from fines to consumer-focused compensation.
Telecom executives are increasingly anxious as 6G development accelerates, with 30% fearing the industry is lagging behind aggressive new rollout targets, including a potential 2028 pre-commercial debut.
Digital economy stakeholders are convening to push for a National Dig-Once Policy to expand Nigeria's fibre-optic network to 125,000km, aiming to enhance connectivity and infrastructure deployment efficiency.
Telecom subscribers in Nigeria are demanding 100% compensation for poor service quality, applauding the NCC's new directive but calling for clearer enforcement and continuous redress processes.
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The Nigerian Communications Commission has directed mobile network operators to provide airtime credits to subscribers experiencing poor network quality, emphasizing consumer rights and accountability.
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Communications Minister Bosun Tijani emphasizes that Nigeria's telecom investments must translate into economic benefits, urging a focus on digital tools for schools and businesses.
The Nigerian Communications Commission reaffirms its commitment to delivering broadband access to underserved communities, emphasizing Plateau State's strategic role in national digital transformation efforts.
Popular comedian I Go Save has launched a scathing attack on Nigerian internet service providers, accusing them of defrauding citizens with short-lived data subscriptions and calling for government intervention.
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Legend Internet Plc plans to merge with Spectranet, Nigeria's largest ISP, pending regulatory approvals. The deal aims to enhance network capacity and expand coverage, potentially reshaping the competitive landscape amid rising costs and mobile operator p
Nigeria's newest telecom operator, Vitel Wireless, introduces a revolutionary 'data that never expires' campaign, allowing subscribers to retain purchased data indefinitely until fully used, aiming to address common consumer complaints and disrupt the tel
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MTN Nigeria has invested $1 billion in 2025 to boost broadband penetration above 70%, deploying over 2,850 new sites and focusing on hybrid connectivity solutions for rural areas.
MTN Group reported a 25% increase in service revenue to R218 billion for 2025, with Nigeria and Ghana leading growth. Subscribers reached 307 million, supported by R38 billion in network investments.
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