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  1. MTN to Temporarily Shut Down Network in Adamawa, Borno, Kano for Maintenance

    Nigeria MTN to Temporarily Shut Down Network in Adamawa, Borno, Kano for Maintenance

    The Digest: MTN Nigeria has announced a temporary network shutdown in parts of three northern states. According to Vanguard, a scheduled two-hour maintenance on Friday, October 25, will affect 101 sites across 15 Local Government Areas to enhance network reliability and strengthen fibre...
  2. MTN Becomes Nigeria's Most Valuable Company with N10 Trillion Market Capitalisation

    Nigeria MTN Becomes Nigeria's Most Valuable Company with N10 Trillion Market Capitalisation

    The Digest: MTN Nigeria’s market capitalisation has soared to N10.07 trillion, overtaking Airtel Africa to become the most valuable company on the Nigerian stock market. The increase of N1.45 trillion was driven by a 16.9% surge in MTN’s share price from N410.6 to N480 per share over five...
  3. MTN and 9mobile Strike Historic 3-Year Roaming Deal

    Nigeria MTN and 9mobile Strike Historic 3-Year Roaming Deal

    The Digest: In a rare show of deep industry collaboration, MTN Nigeria has signed a three-year national roaming agreement with 9mobile, allowing subscribers of the latter to access MTN’s extensive infrastructure across the country. Key Points: The agreement, submitted to the Nigerian Exchange...
  4. USSD Banking Just Got Pricier: NCC Shifts Transaction Fees to Airtime

    Nigeria USSD Banking Just Got Pricier: NCC Shifts Transaction Fees to Airtime

    USSD banking is no longer free, the NCC now says your airtime, not your bank account, will be charged ₦6.98 per 120-second session. It’s a major shift aimed at ending a ₦250bn debt fight between banks and telcos. Charges move from bank accounts to mobile airtime ₦6.98 now applies per 120-second...
  5. Why MTN’s Top Boss Is In Trouble with Nigerian Authorities

    Nigeria Why MTN’s Top Boss Is In Trouble with Nigerian Authorities

    The Federal High Court in Abuja has scheduled September 25 for the arraignment of MTN Nigeria’s CEO, Karl Toriola, and three other executives. The group is facing allegations of obstructing a lawful investigation by the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) Toriola and...
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