Telecommunication company, 9Mobile has reacted to the decision of the Nigerian Communications Commission decision to approve ...

Telco giant MTN Nigeria says the recent 50% tariff increase approved by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) will help sustain the telecom industry and improve service delivery.

Analysts say MTN Nigeria’s stock performance is driven by the recent confirmation of a tariff hike by the federal government. The 21 percent appreciation represents a sharp turnaround of the stock’s ...

Nigeria’s biggest telecom operator, MTN, said it is targeting better telecom services following the approval of a 50 per cent tariff adjustment by the Nigerian Communications Commission.

MTN share prices have continued to surge since 2025, especially since the federal government confirmed the hike in tariff As at Monday, January 13, 2025, the share price was N242, marking a 21% ...

Point of sale (PoS) operators in Nigeria are mulling another service charge increase after the Nigerian government approved a 50% tariff hike for telecommunications companies. Ogunbayi Ganiyu, the ...

MTN Nigeria has responded positively to the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) approval of a 50% tariff adjustment for telecommunications operators. In a statement signed by Uto Ukpanah, MTN ...

MTN started the week off on a very solid footing, with its shares surging almost 11% on Tuesday on the back of good news that it can now increase its tariffs in Nigeria after a long-standing ...

Meanwhile, mobile tariffs have remained unchanged at N11.00 per minute, failing to reflect rising operational costs. The tariff increase comes at a critical time for key players like MTN Nigeria (MTNN ...

(Bloomberg) -- MTN Nigeria Communications Plc’s shares jumped after the Nigerian government raised telecommunications tariffs by 50% to offset the impact of the collapse in the naira and surging ...

MTN Nigeria says the approval of a 50 percent tariff adjustment for telecommunications companies (telcos) will go a long way to improving the country’s critical infrastructure and services. In a ...