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Airtel Nigeria Emerges As The Top Performer In The Telecom Market – Report Says

July 21, 2024
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In a recent revelation from the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), Airtel Nigeria has emerged as a standout performer in the country’s telecommunications sector, marking significant gains in market share over the past year.

As per the NCC data, Airtel Nigeria has demonstrated impressive growth in its market share, reaching a significant 29% by the end of March 2024. This robust expansion solidifies Airtel’s position as a leading telecom provider in the region, instilling confidence in its performance among stakeholders.

In stark contrast, other mobile network operators such as MTN and 9mobile have faced considerable setbacks, with MTN witnessing a notable 3.19% decline in market share and 9mobile experiencing a 0.5% decrease.

Even Glo, a prominent player in the market, saw a decline, albeit less pronounced, with a 0.58% drop in its share of internet subscribers.

Airtel Nigeria’s success story extends beyond market share gains. The company has experienced a substantial surge in its share of internet subscribers, boasting an impressive 165% basis points increase. This achievement paints a promising picture of Airtel’s future in the telecommunications sector, fostering optimism among stakeholders.

This surge correlates with the launch of Airtel 5G, which the company began rolling out in June 2023 and underscores the telco’s continued push to grow its customer base nationwide.

Airtel Nigeria’s ascendancy in the telecom market comes at a pivotal moment when mobile network operators face rising operations costs and exchange rate volatility. The company’s recent results solidify its position as a frontrunner in Nigeria’s telecom landscape.

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