“The country’s teledensity hit 76.7
percent, versus 75.2 percent in August,” the telecom regulator reported on
Thursday.
“The GSM base rose by 2.52 million to 103.65 million, while CDMA
users fell to 3.24 million from 3.35 million a month earlier. Fixed-line
customers totaled just over 474,000” it added.
The GSM boost is a welcome surprise to the industry, which has
been pushing mobile Internet and smartphone use in recent months, with
operators feeling confident that they are ensuring better opportunities for
users to enter the market and have better services, including mobile Internet.
Nigeria, as the continent’s largest country by population, is
hopeful that the continued positive results from the past few months will
translate in continued subscriber growth.
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