The telecommunications firm, MTN, has announced alternative channels for consumers to buy airtime for the phones, after commercial banks disallowed MTN subscribers to use their channels. Banks removed the telecom firm from their platforms on Friday, following a feud over the sharing of fees by both
Nigeria’s second-largest telecommunications operator, Globacom, garnered 78 percent of new data subscriptions in March. The operator gained nearly one million new subscribers in the month. This was disclosed in the latest statistics released by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) for the March. According to the statistics,
The proposed listing of MTN Nigeria shares on The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) is set to lift the market capitalisation of the bourse by close to $10billion. According to a valuation carried out by BusinessDay Research & Intelligence Unit (BRIU), MTN Nigeria is forecast to