Tag: Airtel

The quest to keep the entity now known as T2 running as a going concern has been dogged by abrupt ...

Vitel Wireless Limited is a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) in Nigeria, licensed by the NCC to provide nationwide mobile ...

For nearly a decade, telecom tariffs in Nigeria remained unchanged, while the demand for data and voice services skyrocketed. The ...

The minister urged Nigerian youths to drive technological progress as the present administration provides the infrastructure.

The exact new tariff rates are expected to be announced later today.

The police said the workers were installing a surveillance mast when the terrorists attacked them on Friday evening in Gumki, ...

ALTON said the fact of the matter is that the harmonisation exercise of the SIM Registration database and National Identity ...

The theme for this season will be announced at the premiere as housemates enter the house in pairs.

Profit after tax fell to $2 million from $523 million.

A statement by his Special Adviser on Media and Communication, Dare Adekanmbi, quoted the FIRS chairman as saying that the ...

The recent award of 25 MVNO licences in Nigeria opens up a unique opportunity for the entry of new and ...

Once renewed, the group said the licence will be valid for a period of 15 years

The mobile services revenue of the wireless operator jumped by 15.9 per cent

The borrowing will be repaid over eight years.

The FIRS noted that these companies are expected to remit the tax on or before the 21st day of the ...

The telecom operator has shed more than N2 trillion in market value in less than two weeks, having seen a ...

Nigeria ranks 151st on fixed broadband internet speed assessment of 182 countries, according to a new report.

Leveraging on its agility, vision, versatility and business playbook, FCMB maintains the upper hand in the digital war among Nigeria’s ...

Although the telcos lost some old subscribers, they gained new subscribers within the 9-month period.

Overwhelmed and faulty systems at NIMC and telephone companies mean millions remain unable to make calls for weeks despite submitting ...

The telecommunications company also demanded an apology or retraction letter within seven days or face civil/criminal legal actions against Marioghae ...

The singer, through her lawyer, demanded the sum of N50 million for the unauthorised commercial and also derogatory use of ...

“It is against the international best practice as well as international labour standard to lay off a performing staff without ...

FIRS celebrated Nigeria’s highest paying taxpayers, including MTN, Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria, NOCACO, AIRTEL and CHEVRON.

The wireless carrier and mobile money operator obtained the regulator’s assent to replace its temporary licence.