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MTN, Mafab Communications win 5G license, to pay $273.6m

By : Adeyemi Adepetun

Date: 13 December 2021 8:21pm WAT

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After 11 rounds of bidding, two operators, MTN and Mafab Communications have emerged winners of 100 MHz lots each in the 3.5GHz spectrum for the Fifth Generation (5G) network.

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They are to pay $273.6 million between now and February 2022.

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