MTN Nigeria has strengthened its dominance in Nigeria’s fixed wired internet space, with its FibreX service surpassing 100,000 subscribers and capturing nearly 90% of the market. The company’s fibre-to-the-home (FTTH)
MTN Group has begun shutting down its Ayoba messaging platform across several African markets, marking a strategic pivot toward a more integrated digital ecosystem for its customers. The telecom giant
MTN Group is set to absorb 2,762 employees from IHS Towers as part of its planned $2.2 billion acquisition of the tower infrastructure firm, marking a significant shift in how
MTN Nigeria has overtaken MTN South Africa to become the biggest contributor to profits for MTN Group, marking a significant shift in the telecom giant’s earnings structure. The Nigerian subsidiary
Nigeria’s two largest telecom operators, MTN Nigeria and Airtel Nigeria, generated a combined N3.6 trillion from data services in 2025, reflecting a sustained surge in internet consumption across the country.
The Federal Government has announced plans to subject the proposed $6.2 billion acquisition of IHS Holding Limited by MTN Group to a comprehensive regulatory review, citing the strategic importance of
MTN Group has agreed to acquire IHS Holding Ltd. in a $6.2 billion all-cash transaction, marking one of the largest telecom infrastructure deals involving an African operator in recent years.
MTN Group, Africa’s largest mobile network operator, is in advanced negotiations to acquire the remaining 75 per cent stake in IHS Towers, a move that could value the infrastructure firm
Nigeria’s telecoms subscriber base climbed to 177.4 million in November 2025, according to the latest industry data released by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), continuing a steady growth trend in
