National telecommunications operator, Globacom, has restated its commitment to the growth of the Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in the country, describing them as the economic catalysts for the leading nations of the world. The company said at the Nigerian-American Chamber of Commerce’s 2017 African Foods and Products Conference which it sponsored over the weekend […]
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Active telecommunication service users in Nigeria decreased from 155.1 million in January to 154. 1 million in February, Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) made this known. The NCC noted a decrease of 993,063 in the number of telecoms users across the country in January. “Active users of telecommunications services in the country increased to 154,120,484 in […]
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Glo subscribers can now borrow data. Globacom on Monday said that its new product, ‘Borrow Me Data’, would ensure that the cyber crowd stay connected anytime of the day and night, even if they run out of airtime. According to the Globacom’s Head, Usage and Retention, Mr. Sola Arowogbadamu, all subscribers can enjoy ‘Borrow Me […]
Read More Students of the National Judicial Institute (NJI) have said Globacom has made Nigerians proud as a fully indigenously-owned company for its innovation and infrastructural development. These, they said have helped to move the country forward in the areas of business, interpersonal relationships and judicial processes. The students, who are members of the Bench spoke through […]
Read More The Nigerian Communications Commission has released details of how the four major operators fared in the data market in the month of June. From the figures published on the commission’s website, Globacom finished top of the table with 26,628,065 Internet subscribers. This shows an addition of 272,674 new subscribers during the month as the company’s […]
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The 2016 first quarter telecoms industry report has shown that MTN Nigeria lost 6.5 million Internet subscribers between the months of January and March. From a report published on the website of the Nigerian Communications Commission, the company began the year with 39,924,737 data customers, “but ended the quarter with 33,356,595.” It showed that another […]
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