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    Business Globacom, 9mobile lose more grounds to MTN on GSM subscriber list for 2017 – Nairametrics

    MTN Nigeria has maintained its lead in the mobile internet space, gaining a total of 5,054,192 internet subscribers in 2017. The company started 2017 with 31 million subscribers and ended with 36 million in its kitty. Airtel, the 3rd largest, also had a good year as it added 4,366,788...
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    Business 2016, Most Challenging Year in MTN’s 22-year History, Says CEO – Thisday Newspaper

    MTN Group has described 2016 as the ‘most challenging year in its 22-year history,’ while attributing the challenge to two main factors that emanated from its Nigerian operation, which was established about 17 years ago. MTN rolled out its commercial services in Nigeria in August 2001, … via...
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    Business MTN Sees Return to Profit for 2017 – Thisdaylive

    The MTN Group, Africa’s biggest mobile-network operator by sales, said it returned to profit in 2017, recovering from a $1 billion fine it paid for its Nigerian business in the prior period. It expects to report a profit for the 12 months ended December 31, Bloomberg quoted the...
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    Metro Industrial Court Orders MTN Nigeria To Pay Ex-Operations Manager N4.8 billion

    MTN has been ordered to pay a former operations manager a staggering N4.8billion Naira for wrongful dismissal in 2006. The National Industrial Court of Nigeria (NICN), Akure Division presided over by Justice Oyejoju Oyewunmi, ordered the telecom giant to pay Mr Paul Odunewu, $13,419,728.54...
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    Business MTN Returns To Profit, Gains $294.40m In Half-year 2017

    MTN Group, Africa’s biggest mobile phone operator, says it has moved away from a turbulent 2016 that highlighted the risks of the company’s emerging markets strategy to a profit-making firm. MTN said on Thursday in Johannesburg that it’s earnings for first-half of the year had rebounded. It...
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    MTN Nigeria Launches New Pulse Tariff Plans

    MTN Nigeria has revamped its MTN Pulse tariff plan. Before now, customers on the plan are charged 20k/s before being allowed a flat rate of 11k/s for calls across all networks after spending N10 daily. Now, subscribers will be charged 22k/s. This means that they will enjoy the 11k/s flat rate...
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    Business MTN In Trouble Again Over 'Illegal Mast Installation' In Niger

    MTN Nigeria is currently in court over illegal installation of mast instituted by the office of the Attorney-General of the Federation against telecom giant in Niger state. Niger State, is currently hearing a case of MTN Nigeria. The case was sequel to a petition by one Mohammed Nasir Usman of...
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    Business Why MTN Sacked 280 Workers - Official

    MTN Nigeria said it had to disengage 280 staff because it wanted to delve into full Information and Communication Technology (ICT) and digital operations. An official who pleaded anonymity told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Lagos on Monday, that the company would inject another group of...
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    Business MTN Sacks 15% of Its Entire Nigerian Workforce

    South African telecoms firm, MTN, on Friday sacked 280 of its employees in Nigeria, in a major job cut that affected about 15% of the company’s entire Nigerian workforce, Premium Times reports. Those affected by the move include some 200 permanent employees and about 80 contract staff across...
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    Business MTN Denies Increasing Prices of Recharge Cards

    MTN Nigeria has told its subscribers not to pay more than the amount printed on any of their recharge cards. The telecommunication’s Public Relations and Protocol Manager, Mr Funso Aina, said in a statement on Friday in Lagos that MTN had not increased prices of recharge cards. “MTN Nigeria...
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    Business No Killer Number on Our Network - MTN

    Telecommunications company, MTN denied claims of some of its number being used to take peoples’ lives. There have been allegations that MTN numbers, 08030004900 and 08066699666, belong to some serial killers, which they have been using to take peoples lives when calls are received through...
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    Business NCC N330Bn Fine: MTN Pays Another Tranche To Nigeria

    MTN has made a payment of N30 billion ($98 million) to the Nigerian government in part settlement of a N330 billion fine imposed on the telecoms group for not disconnecting unregistered SIM cards, an MTN source told Reuters on Thursday. Africa’s largest telecoms company has already paid N80...
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    Business Xenophobia Attacks: Shoprite, MTN Tighten Security

    South African companies in Nigeria may have stepped up its security apparatus over possible attack due to the ongoing unrest in the country over Xenophobia attacks. A visit by our correspondent on Friday to The Palms Mall, Lekki, which houses Shoprite, and one of MTN branches, security...
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    Business MTN Records $200m Loss, First Ever In 22 Years

    South African telecoms giant MTN said Thursday that it made a $200m loss in 2016 – the company’s first since 1994– after suffering a huge fine in Nigeria and currency challenges in key markets. “MTN Group’s financial results for 2016 reflect the most challenging year in the company’s over...
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    Metro Court Orders MTN To Pay Customer N500,000 Over Unsolicited Callertune

    The Federal High Court in Ibadan on Wednesday awarded N530,000 to Oluwole Aluko for unathorised deductions from his mobile lines by MTN, Nigeria. In his judgment, Justice Nathaniel Ayo-Emmanuel, held that MTN had admitted guilt by not challenging the action. “The plaintiff has the right to...
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    Business Nigerian Senate To Expel DSTV, MTN, Shoprite Over Xenophobic Attacks

    Nigerian Senate on Tuesday weighed the option of expelling South African companies in Nigeria over xenophobic attacks. This is coming as Nigerians in South African are at the mercy of various attacks by the citizens who believed that Nigerian citizens have taken over many of their jobs...
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    Business Xenophobic Attack: MTN Releases Statement Over Poor Network

    Telecommunication giant, MTN Nigeria has released statement over poor network coverage experiences by its customers in few days. The telcom provider appealed to its customers to bear with them concerning the poor network as they are working hard to resolve. This is coming days after Nigerian...
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    Business MTN Promises To Invest More In Nigerian Economy

    MTN Group has expressed faith in Nigeria’s economy, promising to put in more investments this year and years ahead despite struggling to pay the N330billion fine imposed on it by telecom regulator. The South African telecom operator’s Group Chairman/Chief Executive, Mr. Phuthuma Freedom Nhleko...
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    Business Nigerians Retaliate Xenophobic Attack, Vandalise MTN Office In Abuja

    Nigerian protesters on Thursday attacked and vandalised the head office of Africa's biggest mobile firm in Abuja in apparent retaliation for anti-Nigerian violence in South Africa. South Africa's mobile operator MTN Group, who visited Acting President, Yemi Osinbajo said they are concerned over...
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