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Final Thoughts MTN Nigeria’s 2025 network expansion investment highlights the company’s role in driving digital transformation across the country. With tariff reforms, regulatory stability, and policy support, the initiative could accelerate Nigeria’s position as one of Africa’s leading telecom markets.MTN’s Fintech Arm Now Generates ₦43 Billion Quarterly as Digital Finance Becomes Its New Growth Engine
Fintech giant OPay has launched a ₦1.2 billion scholarship programme to support outstanding Nigerian university students over the next decade, reinforcing its commitment to education, equity, and youth empowerment.OPay Launches ₦1.2 Billion Scholarship Fund to Support Nigerian University Students Over 10 Years
The Federal Government of Nigeria has launched the NIN Authentication (NINAuth) App, a digital innovation by NIMC designed to improve transparency, security, and citizen control over data, marking a major step in Nigeria’s digital governance reform.NIMC Launches NIN Authentication App to Boost Data Transparency and Digital Accountability in Nigeria
South Africa’s takeover panel has mandated French media giant Groupe Canal+ SA to immediately extend a mandatory offer to acquire additional shares of pay-TV company MultiChoice, following Canal Plus’ attempt to purchase the remaining stake in the company. Despite Canal Plus already being the largest shareholder with a 35.01% stake, surpassing the 35% threshold triggering the mandatory offer, MultiChoice’s board rejected Canal Plus’ initial bid of 105 rand per share, deeming it significantly undervalued. According to the Takeover Regulations Panel (TRP) in its ruling: “Canal+ must take immediate action to comply with the requirements of.. the (Companies) Act and the regulations by making a mandatory offer to the remaining shareholders of MultiChoice.” Moving forward, Canal Plus contended that it was exempted from making a mandatory offer, citing restrictions in the streaming company’s memorandum of incorporation which limit foreign companies to a maximum of 20% of the broadcaster’s voting rights.MultiChoice Slashes DStv Decoder Price to ₦7,900 and GOtv Decoder to ₦6,500 Ahead of Festive Season
iPhone 18 Pro Could Arrive in New Coffee, Burgundy, and Purple Colors — Leak Suggests
Final Thoughts MTN Nigeria’s 2025 network expansion investment highlights the company’s role in driving digital transformation across the country. With tariff reforms, regulatory stability, and policy support, the initiative could accelerate Nigeria’s position as one of Africa’s leading telecom markets.MTN’s Fintech Arm Now Generates ₦43 Billion Quarterly as Digital Finance Becomes Its New Growth Engine
Fintech giant OPay has launched a ₦1.2 billion scholarship programme to support outstanding Nigerian university students over the next decade, reinforcing its commitment to education, equity, and youth empowerment.OPay Launches ₦1.2 Billion Scholarship Fund to Support Nigerian University Students Over 10 Years
The Federal Government of Nigeria has launched the NIN Authentication (NINAuth) App, a digital innovation by NIMC designed to improve transparency, security, and citizen control over data, marking a major step in Nigeria’s digital governance reform.NIMC Launches NIN Authentication App to Boost Data Transparency and Digital Accountability in Nigeria
South Africa’s takeover panel has mandated French media giant Groupe Canal+ SA to immediately extend a mandatory offer to acquire additional shares of pay-TV company MultiChoice, following Canal Plus’ attempt to purchase the remaining stake in the company. Despite Canal Plus already being the largest shareholder with a 35.01% stake, surpassing the 35% threshold triggering the mandatory offer, MultiChoice’s board rejected Canal Plus’ initial bid of 105 rand per share, deeming it significantly undervalued. According to the Takeover Regulations Panel (TRP) in its ruling: “Canal+ must take immediate action to comply with the requirements of.. the (Companies) Act and the regulations by making a mandatory offer to the remaining shareholders of MultiChoice.” Moving forward, Canal Plus contended that it was exempted from making a mandatory offer, citing restrictions in the streaming company’s memorandum of incorporation which limit foreign companies to a maximum of 20% of the broadcaster’s voting rights.MultiChoice Slashes DStv Decoder Price to ₦7,900 and GOtv Decoder to ₦6,500 Ahead of Festive Season
iPhone 18 Pro Could Arrive in New Coffee, Burgundy, and Purple Colors — Leak Suggests

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