9mobile Secures National Roaming Approval, Eyes Survival Through MTN’s Network
The approval, granted by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), will allow 9mobile to go live with this arrangement in June ...
The approval, granted by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), will allow 9mobile to go live with this arrangement in June ...
The data from the streets is ugly. What does the data say about the internet data? The telcos have become ...
…MTN leads users chart | See how Glo, Airtel, 9mobile stand
Telecommunications network providers in have been asked to ditch the implementation of the already approved 50% adjustments in tariffs. The ...
With Nigeria’s broadband penetration currently at 44%, the government is pushing to raise it to 70% by 2025, while also ...
Telecommunications provider, 9mobile, has applauded the Federal Government and the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) for approving a 50% tariff adjustment—a ...
…An independent barometer of mobile internet connections in Nigeria - The analysis period is from January 1, 2024, to December ...
The year 2025 is not yet far gone, but the Nigerian telecommunications industry already looks like a rollercoaster of innovation, ...
If implemented, the cost of a phone call may rise from ₦11 to ₦15.40 per minute, SMS charges from ₦4 ...
In contrast, Globacom and 9mobile have faced setbacks
Dear Special Adviser (Mr. Idris Alubankudi Saliu @sirdi), As a keen observer of Nigeria's technology and digital economy sector, I've ...
The Information and Communications Technology (ICT) sector contribution to Nigeria’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) declined in the third quarter of ...
Obafemi Banigbe, CEO of 9mobile, recently shared his expertise at the Alliance for Innovative Regulation (AIR) virtual conference, tackling the ...
Airtel received 2,205 new subscribers, while Globacom gained 664
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