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    Nigeria’s mobile subscriptions hit 188 million, Glo retains 23.18 million users

    Nouman mBy Nouman mJuly 18, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Latest telecommunications industry data shows  Nigeria’s  active mobile subscription rose to 188.01 million in April, with Globacom accounting for 23.18 million.

    The industry figures released by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) on Thursday show sustained growth in mobile access following the recent verification of subscriber data across networks.

    The data also showed that teledensity rose to 86.73 per cent, while broadband subscriptions increased to 120.68 million, indicating growing demand for voice and internet services.

    According to the data, the subscriber base positions the operator for growth in data services, youth offerings, small business connectivity and customer retention ahead of its 23rd anniversary in August.

    The telecom operator has continued to target the mass market through affordable products, including its Talkmasta tariff plan and enhanced welcome bonus for new and existing subscribers.

    Industry analysts said competition among operators was shifting from SIM acquisition to active usage, network quality and increased broadband adoption.

    They noted that the NIN-SIM linkage exercise and the removal of inactive lines have made verified active subscribers a stronger indicator of market performance.

    Analysts said Globacom’s 23.18 million active subscribers provided a solid platform to deepen customer engagement, improve service quality and strengthen its position in Nigeria’s expanding broadband market.

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