NASFAT disburses N77m zakat to over 210 beneficiaries
NASFAT disbursed over N77 million in zakat to more than 210 beneficiaries across Nigeria, the highest single-round distribution since the initiative began.
NASFAT disbursed over N77 million in zakat to more than 210 beneficiaries across Nigeria, the highest single-round distribution since the initiative began.
VivaJets, a Nigerian business aviation firm, will serve as strategic mobility partner at the upcoming Africa CEO Forum in Kigali, aiming to enhance connectivity and intra-African trade.
Nigeria calls on ECOWAS to close the digital gap in cross-border motor insurance, warning weak technology delays claims settlement and urging coordinated digital reforms.
NCC announces 15 states waived RoW fees, improving telephony. Subscriber compensation era begins with airtime refunds. FCCPC approves five airtime lenders.
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RecommendedStakeholders warn that persistent coordination failures, fragmented implementation, and weak execution are undermining Nigeria's digital infrastructure expansion, despite government initiatives like Project BRIDGE and the National Dig-Once Policy.
Nigeria has secured the 49th position out of 214 countries in the World Broadband Price League 2026, with an average monthly broadband cost of $23.25, placing it among the most affordable globally according to Broadband Genie's comprehensive analysis.
The Federal Government, through the FCCPC, has published a list of licensed companies for airtime and data lending. This follows MTN and Airtel's service suspension due to new regulatory compliance requirements.
With MTN and Airtel suspending XtraTime and data loan services, Nigerians need practical alternatives to stay connected. Discover seven effective strategies for managing airtime and data without borrowing.
MTN Nigeria faces fresh scrutiny as subscribers complain about rapid data depletion, reigniting debates on billing transparency and consumer protection in the telecom sector amid service suspensions.
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RecommendedNigeria's leading telecom operators MTN and Airtel have suspended their airtime and data lending services following new FCCPC consumer lending regulations, sparking concerns among subscribers.
The FCCPC has refuted claims of banning airtime and data borrowing services, attributing service disruptions to operator compliance decisions under new regulations.
Airtel Nigeria has suspended its airtime and data borrowing services following the implementation of new digital lending regulations by Nigerian authorities, affecting millions of prepaid subscribers nationwide.
Airtel Nigeria has temporarily suspended its airtime and data credit services for prepaid customers, citing alignment with new regulatory requirements. The company assures uninterrupted standard purchases.
Airtel Nigeria has temporarily suspended its airtime and data credit services due to new digital lending regulations, following a similar move by MTN Nigeria. The services allowed prepaid subscribers to borrow and repay on their next recharge.
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RecommendedNigerian telecom subscribers express frustration as the FCCPC suspends the *303# airtime borrowing service, citing regulatory non-compliance. The ban disrupts communication for low-income earners, sparking social media outcry and legal challenges.
MTN Nigeria has temporarily halted its XtraTime and XtraByte services in compliance with new FCCPC lending regulations that classify airtime/data borrowing as loans, requiring licensing.
MTN Nigeria has temporarily suspended its Xtratime airtime and data lending service in response to new FCCPC regulations, citing compliance requirements but minimal financial impact.
MTN Nigeria has temporarily suspended its Xtratime airtime and data lending service to comply with new FCCPC digital lending regulations, sparking widespread reactions from customers who rely on the service.
Learn how MTN's Y'ello data gifting promo rewards users with tier-based bonus data up to 1.5GB for sending data to other subscribers. Discover eligibility, steps, and tips to maximize benefits.
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RecommendedNigeria's telecom sector faces an existential threat from widespread theft of power assets, causing dropped calls and slow data for millions of subscribers. Industry leaders warn of billions in losses and potential service degradation.
Learn how MTN's Welcome Back offer provides a 10x recharge bonus and discounted data bundles to customers inactive for 30 to 180 days, with step-by-step activation guides.
Global smartphone shipments dropped 6% in Q1 2026 due to AI-driven memory chip shortages and Middle East instability. Zinox Technologies urges Nigeria to boost local manufacturing to reduce import reliance and protect the economy.
The Digital Bridge Institute and International Telecommunication Union have initiated a capacity-building programme to support Nigeria's ambitious 90,000-kilometre fibre optic infrastructure expansion across all 774 local government areas.
The Digital Bridge Institute and ITU have begun a five-day capacity-building programme in Abuja to equip telecom regulators and industry players with skills for Nigeria's massive fibre optic expansion, aiming to support digital inclusion and economic grow
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RecommendedExplore the MTN Sachet Bundle, a cost-effective voice-only offer for Nigerian subscribers. Learn about pricing, activation via USSD codes, and usage tips for local calls.
Nigeria's 90,000km fibre project has received a $200 million loan from the African Development Bank to accelerate rollout, aiming to connect all 774 local government areas and boost broadband penetration to 70% by 2030.
WATRA's 4th Working Groups Meeting in Burkina Faso focuses on building a secure digital ecosystem to support the region's rapidly growing $216 billion digital economy.
Dr. Aminu Maida, Executive Vice Chairman of NCC, is hailed for transformative reforms enhancing connectivity, transparency, and investment in Nigeria's telecom industry since 2023.
Telecom subscribers in Nigeria are calling for enhanced security measures to combat rising vandalism of critical infrastructure, with 656 power assets stolen in 2025 and fibre cuts spiking in early 2026, threatening network reliability.
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RecommendedMTN Group has granted performance shares worth approximately N463.7 million to its Nigeria CEO Karl Toriola as part of a broader equity incentive plan for senior executives. The shares will vest over three years and are tied to specific performance target