Nigeria Telecom Operators Battle N35bn Annual Losses From Fibre Cuts, Power Crisis
Nigeria’s telecom industry is losing up to N35.4 billion a year to damaged fibre cables, lost revenue and network disruptions, ...
Nigeria’s telecom industry is losing up to N35.4 billion a year to damaged fibre cables, lost revenue and network disruptions, ...
Airtel Nigeria has strengthened its nationwide retail and distribution network as part of its efforts to make telecommunications services more ...
Airtel Nigeria has received a fresh 10-year spectrum licence renewal from the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), giving the telecommunications company ...
Nigeria's telecommunications industry has experienced sweeping changes since the liberalisation of the sector in 2001, but few operators have undergone ...
Telecommunication subscribers across Nigeria can once again borrow airtime and data after major network providers restored their lending services. The ...
Airtel Nigeria has unveiled a N50 million scholarship programme aimed at accelerating digital skills development among young Nigerians, reinforcing efforts ...
The Airtel Africa Foundation, through Airtel Nigeria, has provided N50 million in funding to support 100 Nigerian university students under ...
Nigeria’s largest telecommunications operators, including MTN Nigeria, Airtel Nigeria, and Globacom, could face regulatory sanctions if they fail to address ...
Nigeria’s consumer protection regulator, the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC), has approved five companies to provide airtime and ...
When MTN Nigeria and Airtel Nigeria suddenly suspended airtime and data borrowing services, it sparked immediate suspicion among millions of ...
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