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The 220.7 million subscriptions represent and addition of about 200,000 subscriptions to 220.5 million recorded in the preceding month of July.

The Nigerian Communications Commission said the number of active mobile subscriptions in the country has reached 220,715,961 million as at August 2023. The Executive Vice Chairman (EVC) of NCC, Prof. Umar Danbatta, disclosed this at the 18th Abuja International Trade Fair organised by the Abuja Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ACCI) on Thursday in Abuja.

To sustain the steady growth of the telecoms sector, Danbatta said that NCC would continue to create a conducive environment. | Pulse Nigeria

The dispute over the N120bn Unstructured Supplementary Service Data debt owed telecommunication firms by banks is yet to be over, telecom operators have said.

In an interesting recent development, Nigeria’s mobile operators are threatening to abandon uniform tariffs. Thus subscribers could be charged differently for telephony services depending on their locations.

The summit, which is scheduled to commence at 9am, has the theme: National Dialogue on Electricity.”

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Telecom operators are yet to get firm agreement from commercial banks who they allege are owing N120 billion for Unstructured Supplementary Services Data

Telecommunications operators are considering jettisoning uniform tariffs, especially on voice services in the country. The implication of the move, if implemented, is that subscribers would be charged differently for telephony services depending on their locations.

Nigeria’s Telecoms Sector Growing Amid Challenges