Popular comedian I Go Save has launched a scathing attack on Nigerian internet service providers, accusing them of defrauding citizens with short-lived data subscriptions and calling for government intervention.
Seven consulting firms and five individual consultants for Nigeria's national fibre project will receive $6.1 million in fees under the BRIDGE programme, a $2 billion initiative to expand broadband infrastructure nationwide.
Nigeria's digital switchover from analogue TV has stalled for decades, leaving millions in remote villages without reliable signals. A new N10 billion initiative aims to use satellite technology to bridge the gap and ensure nationwide access to digital br
Legend Internet Plc plans to merge with Spectranet, Nigeria's largest ISP, pending regulatory approvals. The deal aims to enhance network capacity and expand coverage, potentially reshaping the competitive landscape amid rising costs and mobile operator p
Nigeria's newest telecom operator, Vitel Wireless, introduces a revolutionary 'data that never expires' campaign, allowing subscribers to retain purchased data indefinitely until fully used, aiming to address common consumer complaints and disrupt the tel
Vitel Wireless enters Nigeria's telecom market with 'Data Wey No Dey Expire' service, offering unlimited usage periods and addressing common industry pain points.
Telecom operators in Nigeria, led by ALTON, pledge to absorb rising operational costs from fuel price hikes and global supply chain disruptions to ensure uninterrupted quality service for customers nationwide.
MTN Nigeria has invested $1 billion in 2025 to boost broadband penetration above 70%, deploying over 2,850 new sites and focusing on hybrid connectivity solutions for rural areas.
MTN Group reported a 25% increase in service revenue to R218 billion for 2025, with Nigeria and Ghana leading growth. Subscribers reached 307 million, supported by R38 billion in network investments.
Discover how travel eSIMs are revolutionizing connectivity for Nigerian travelers, offering cost-effective, hassle-free data solutions abroad. Learn about market growth, key providers like BazTel, and tips for choosing the right plan.
Major telecom operators including MTN and Airtel plan to introduce ultra-affordable 4G smartphones priced around N55,000 in Nigeria and five African countries by 2026 to boost internet access for millions.
Vitel Wireless has officially entered Nigeria's telecom market, offering free e-SIMs with data purchases to enhance digital connectivity nationwide. The company aims to promote inclusion through accessible services and a new mobile app.
The Nigerian Communications Commission proposes telecom operators must notify subscribers 14 days before recycling SIM cards, part of a new identity risk management system to prevent fraud.
New telecom operator Lebara launches in Nigeria with ambitious goal of one million subscribers in first year, introducing 0724 number series and focusing on underserved communities through MVNO model.
Investment firm Comercio Partners predicts strong growth for Nigeria's telecommunications sector in 2026, driven by data adoption, 5G expansion, and improved FX stability, with the sector contributing 9.2% to GDP in 2025.
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The Nigerian Communications Commission has proposed new rules requiring telecom operators to give subscribers at least 14 days' notice before deactivating SIM cards due to inactivity or churn.
Discover reliable methods to obtain free data on MTN Nigeria, including promo deals, referral rewards, and loyalty programs. Learn how to stay connected without constant top-ups through official channels.
Learn the easy steps to deactivate Airtel caller tunes in Nigeria via SMS or customer care. Stop charges and revert to standard ringtones with this detailed guide.
President Bola Tinubu applauds Lebara Nigeria's official launch as a major boost for the nation's digital economy and growing global investment confidence.
Lebara, backed by UK diplomatic efforts, has officially entered Nigeria's competitive telecom sector, unveiling its 0724 number series and aiming to connect diaspora and domestic users through innovative services and partnerships.
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Telecom giant Globacom partners with Samsung to launch the Galaxy S26 series in Nigeria, offering exclusive pre-order benefits including free data bundles and Platinum eSIM numbers to customers.
ALTON Chairman Engr. Gbenga Adebayo states Nigeria has adequate telecom infrastructure for real-time electronic transmission of election results, countering Senate claims of inadequacy.
A Nigerian man's switch to Elon Musk's Starlink revealed he used 1.03TB of data in January, making him reconsider if local telcos were cheating him, sparking online reactions.
Nigeria's financial and telecom regulators have introduced new rules requiring immediate refunds for failed airtime and data purchases, with a central monitoring system to track compliance.
Airtel Nigeria announces major network upgrades including nationwide 4G coverage, accelerated 5G rollout across 20 cities, and plans for a new 38MW data centre in Eko Atlantic to meet growing data demands.
The Nigerian Communications Commission removed over 450 illegal signal boosters in FCT during 2025, leading to improved network performance at 70+ sites and reduced consumer complaints.
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DStv announces shared subscription payments, decoder discounts, new channels, and flexible payment options as part of its 2026 updates for African customers.
Political activist Usman Okai Austin criticizes NCC and telecom operators for poor network services amid widespread complaints of dropped calls and slow internet speeds across Nigeria.
MultiChoice announces fresh price reductions on DStv decoders, enhances entry-level packages with more channels, and introduces shared payment feature to retain subscribers amid streaming competition.