Youths and members of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) yesterday protested in Abuja against the xenophobic attacks on Nigerians in South Africa.

The federal government has said that telecommunication companies operating in Nigeria must quickly conclude plans to get listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) or face regulatory penalties from their compliance failures.

A Reprisal attack against South Africa’s business interests in Nigeria could do huge damage to its economy, those who have been following the ongoing xenophobic attacks...

Due to the challenges it currently faces in South Africa and Nigeria, especially with the N330 billion fine from the Federal Government, the MTN Group expects to a negative financial report for the outgone year.

The setting was the exquisite Imax Cinema tucked inside one of the most serene parts of Lekki. It was a day telecommunications outfit, MTN, chose to announce its marriage to English football club, Arsenal.

Arsenal Football Club has entered into a partnership with MTN that makes the mobile network operator the official mobile telecommunications partner in the country.

Disturbed by the rising mother and child deaths in Nigeria, leading telecommunications giant, MTN, has unveiled a service, MTN Audrey Care, to improve maternal and child health as well as nutrition behaviour nationwide.

The need to stay connected at different locations in Nigeria has been identified as one of the major reasons multi-SIM ownership appears to be on the increase in the...

Some financial experts have warned that the postponement of the listing of MTN shares on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) will slow down the listing of other multinationals being wooed by the bourse.

Indications emerged, yesterday, that the planned listing of MTN Nigeria’s share on the country’s stock exchange scheduled for this year, might eventually not come to pass until 2018.

There is need to urgently call out the false premises advanced in a back page article of a national newspaper of Monday January 9, 2016 for the obvious reason that it risks misleading Nigerians to docilely accept a country...

As part of its vision to make Nigeria the Data Science outsourcing hub for Africa before 2019 and create one million new jobs in the next 10 years, Data Science Nigeria...