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MTN Nigeria Acquires Additional 10MHz Spectrum

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Telecommunications giant, MTN Nigeria, has announced the acquisition of an additional 10MHz spectrum in the 800MHz band from Intercellular Nigeria Limited.

The company said in a statement on Friday, that the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has approved the transaction and assigned the frequency to MTN Nigeria.

“The acquisition will significantly improve customer experience, in line with our commitment to deliver excellent service quality to our subscribers,” the company said in the statement.

Karl Toriola, Chief Executive Officer, MTN Nigeria said, “Through this acquisition, we will be better positioned to support the deepening of broadband penetration in the country.

“The added resources will also greatly impact our customers’ experience providing even better internet connectivity. It is our goal to keep finding ways to grant everyone access to modern connected life.”

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