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South Africa’s MTN Group said today that the mobile phone group is bullish on Nigeria business growth following the approval of the 50% tariff increase approved by the local telecoms regulator.

MTN Group, Africa’s largest mobile operator, says it will leverage tariff adjustments and fintech expansion in Nigeria to drive growth in one of its most critical markets.

Engr Nwaulune Augustine Kaonyegwachie writes on the proposed increase in telecommunications tariffs in Nigeria, warning against taking the rather simplistic position that tariffs should not rise until service quality improves. 

The Association of Telecommunications, Information Technology, Cable Satellite Network Operators and Allied Services Employers’ of Nigeria (ATICEN) has expressed support for the recent decision by the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) to suspend ...

A former Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) insider has asked President Bola Tinubu, seen in the photo above, to suspend the 50% telecoms tariff hike approved by the industry regulator, and address alleged ...

The Nigerian Labour Congress and Federal Government has raised a technical committee to submit its report in two weeks after the labour union on Monday suspended a planned nationwide strike over the ...

The Federal Government has dismissed media reports suggesting that electricity tariffs will soon increase by 65 percent, calling the claim a “misrepresentation” of what was said.

The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has rejected the 50% telecoms tariff increase and announced a nationwide protest on February 4, 2025.

The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) says that telecoms operators must deliver visible and measurable improvements in service quality following the 50% tariff increase approved by government.

The Association of Telecommunications Companies of Nigeria (ATCON) has commended the industry regulator's decision to approve tariff adjustments for telecoms operators by capping the increase at a maximum of 50%.