MTN’s IHS Towers Deal Gets 30% Local Ownership Condition
MTN Group’s proposed acquisition of the remaining shares in IHS Towers has received conditional regulatory approvals in Nigeria, with the ...
Tag: Digital Infrastructure
Nigeria Wants More of Its Digital Economy to Run at Home, What It Means for Businesses
Nigeria is stepping up efforts to bring more of the infrastructure powering its digital economy within the country, a shift ...
Nigeria Digital Cloud Policy Targets $750m Private Investment
Nigeria has unveiled a National Digital Cloud Policy aimed at attracting $750 million in private investment into cloud and data ...
BOI Targets Key Sectors With New 2026 Funding Plan
The Bank of Industry (BOI) has announced a new financing strategy aimed at strengthening Nigeria’s productive sectors and supporting businesses ...
Nigeria Records Over 5,000 Fibre Cable Cuts in Six Months
Nigeria recorded more than 5,000 incidents of fibre-optic cable damage between January and June 2026, raising concerns over the growing ...
Nigeria’s Broadband Ambition Hinges on Unprecedented Fibre Rollout
Nigeria’s broadband ambitions now hinge on a construction pace few African infrastructure programmes have attempted: potentially more than 80 kilometres ...
Nigeria’s Next Tech Bet
For a decade, Nigeria’s technology story was largely written in the language of payments. Flutterwave, Paystack and a generation of ...
FG Set to Launch Massive Fibre Network Expansion Soon
The Federal Government says work on its planned 90,000 kilometre fibre optic network will begin within the next few weeks, ...
MTN Nigeria Clears Foreign Debt, Returns Stronger with Massive Network Investment
MTN Nigeria has entered a new phase of growth after successfully removing all its foreign currency loans, strengthening its financial ...
ntel Unveils Digital Infrastructure Strategy to Diversify Beyond Mobile Services
NatCom Development & Investment Limited (ntel) has unveiled a sweeping transformation strategy that will reposition the company from a traditional ...
