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NBS, on Thursday,  on its official website,  in a report titled, ‘Telecoms Data: Active Voice and Internet per State, Porting and Tariff Information (Q2 2023), announced Lagos and Ogun as the top states, followed by Kano, Bayelsa and Zamfara in third, fourth and fifth positions  respectively.

Lagos and Ogun dominate internet growth in Nigeria as reported by NBS, with MTN leading subscriptions in Q2 2023.

Nigeria's active voice and internet subscribers surged in the third quarter of 2023. The National Bureau of Statistics disclosed this in its recent title,

Nigeria's total active internet subscribers for the first quarter of 2023 hit 157,551,104 million, the National Bureau of Statistics' latest report on

April 26, 2023. Azonuchechi Chukwu. National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) has said that there were 222.6 million telephone subscribers in Nigeria as at end of 2022. The 2022 figure showed an increase of 27.1 million subscribers over the 195.5 million subscribers recorded at the end of 2021. The NBS stated the figures in its Telecoms |

(AFRICAN EXAMINER) - There were 222.5 million telephone subscribers in Nigeria as at end of 2022, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) has said. The 2022 figure showed an increase of 27.1 million subscribers over the 195.5 million subscribers recorded at the end of 2021. The NBS stated the figures in its Telecoms Data: Active

The report showed that the figure for the last quarter of 2022 represented a 13.87 per cent rise in voice subscriptions on a year...

The 2022 figure showed an increase of 27.1 million subscribers over the 195.5 million subscribers recorded at the end of 2021.

There were 222.6 million telephone subscribers in Nigeria as at end of 2022, the National Bureau of Statistics, NBS

A staggering 222.6 million telephone subscribers were recorded by the National Bureau of Statistics in 2022. The bureau disclosed this in its Telecoms Data: Active Voice and…