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Telco tariff hike: Sustainability move or profit play? - Dr. Ajibola Obafemi
Dr. Ajibola Obafemi examines the validity of the reasons given by telecom operators for the current hike in tariff and the possible outcomes ahead.
After First Bank, Dangote, another Nigerian company moves to build headquarters in Eko Atlantic City
After First Bank's groundbreaking ceremony, MTN Nigeria moves to relocate its headquarters to Eko Atlantic City, Nigeria's sprawling Manhattan prototype
2 million new subscribers recorded as internet usage surges in Nigeria
This growth is accompanied by a massive year-on-year growth in internet usage, with Nigerians now consuming an alltime high of 1 million terrabyte
Naira depreciation cost Nigerian companies over N2 trillion in foreign exchange losses
Nigerian companies have recorded huge foreign exchange losses, with MTN Nigeria, Nestlé, and Nigerian Breweries Plc among those that suffered the biggest losses.
After major hit by FX loss, MTN, Airtel make important decision on foreign debt
MTN Nigeria and Airtel Africa have significantly reduced their foreign debt, repaying $1.2bn in 2024 to lower the cost of forex while they strive to earn a profit.
Bank owned by MTN now allow customers to trade gift cards
MoMo Payment Service Bank has partnered with Sochitel Group, a global leader in digital prepaid solutions, to provide the Global Duka Gift Card Service.
Nigeria emerges world's second fastest-growing telecoms market despite challenges
The projected growth will be driven first by investments in fixed broadband and fibre rollouts, followed by a revival in mobile capex, before 6G preparations begin.
First mobile virtual network operator launches in Nigeria to provide cheap access to connectivity
Nigeria's first mobile virtual network operator, Liv.ing has launched in Nigeria, promising to improve services and reduce cost of living for Nigerians.
MTN Nigeria recovers N32 billion in USSD debt from Access, Zenith, UBA, other banks
MTN Nigeria has explained that it recovered N32 billion from the outstanding N72 billion in USSD debt by banks, leaving a balance of N42 billion yet to be paid.
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