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NIN enrolment hits 104.16m - NIMC - Vimarsana News

NIN enrolment hits 104.16m - NIMC

The Federal Government says National Identity Number enrollment has increased to 104.16 million at the end of 2023. The National Identity Management

NCC boss Maida announces date to unveil New Strategic Plan for telecom sector - Vimarsana News

NCC boss Maida announces date to unveil New Strategic Plan for telecom sector

The Executive Vice Chairman, EVC, of the Nigerian Communication Commission, Dr Aminu Maida, has said that he will unveil a Strategic Plan for the

Nigeria's inactive telephone lines now 97m as VAS operators earn N32b — Business — The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News - Vimarsana News

Nigeria's inactive telephone lines now 97m as VAS operators earn N32b — Business — The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News

Out of the about 301.5 million connected telephone lines (GSM) in Nigeria, some 97 million Subscribers Identification Modules (SIM) cards have, however, become inactive

Nigeria today has 97 million inactive phone lines, and VAS providers make N32 billion - Vimarsana News

Nigeria today has 97 million inactive phone lines, and VAS providers make N32 billion

However, 97 million Subscribers Identification Modules (SIM) cards have turned inactive, leaving only 204.2 million active users in Nigeria out of the approximately 301.5 million GSM-connected telephone lines.

Inside Nigeria's rapidly growing tech market - over 65 million SIM cards sold in four years - Vimarsana News

Inside Nigeria's rapidly growing tech market - over 65 million SIM cards sold in four years

Inside Nigeria's rapidly growing tech market - over 65 million SIM cards sold in four years. Over the next few years, it will be a tech hub