The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has revealed that data consumption in the country hit an all-time high of 1.1 million terabytes in July 2025.
The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has expressed grave concern over the increasing damage to telecommunications infrastructure nationwide, revealing that MTN, Airtel, 9mobile, and other telecom operators now record an average of 1,100 fibre cuts every week.
Telecommunication company, Airtel Nigeria, has said it is investing heavily to accelerate the deployment of 5G in the country in order to meet the growing demand for data by Nigerians.
Telecommunications operators have confirmed the resumption of SIM swap services following recent disruptions that affected millions of subscribers across Nigeria.
The Nigerian Senate has called on the Ministry of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy to engage with telecommunications...
MTN Group and Airtel Africa have entered into agreements to share network infrastructure in Uganda and Nigeria, while ensuring compliance with local regulatory and statutory requirements.
Telecommunication subscribers in Anambra, Ebonyi, and Enugu States have criticized the recent increase in telecom tariffs approved by the Federal Government, stating that it does not reflect an improvement in service quality.
Nigeria’s telecommunications sector experienced significant growth in January 2025, with active mobile subscriptions increasing to 169.3 million, up from 164.9 million in December 2024.
Telecommunication company, Airtel Nigeria, has called for urgent actions to protect telecom infrastructure as vandalism continues to surge leading to a record of an average of 43 fibre cuts daily on the Airtel network alone.
Nigeria’s mobile subscription base increased to 157.3 million in October 2024 from 154.6 million in September, signaling the beginning of recovery after months of decline.
The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has issued guidance for the telecom operators mandating them to provide adequate information to the subscribers on how they are being charged for each call and data consumed.
Nigeria has emerged as the seventh African country with the fastest internet speed as it recorded an average download speed of 27.62 Mbps.
