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    More Nigerians join Glo for Internet subscription in June

    mmBy ITPulseAugust 5, 2019
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    Latest Internet subscription statistics released by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) for the month of June has shown that Globacom gained more subscribers than any other network operator.

    Though, it was a difficult month for the industry generally, as the total number of internet subscribers dropped by a whopping 332,338 from 122,624,417 in May to 122,292,079 in June, Globacom gained a total of 196,816, moving from 28,825,533 data subscribers in May to 29,022,349 in June. 

    Airtel gained a total of 42,510 subscribers in the corresponding period. On the other hand, MTN lost 178,103 subscribers, dropping from 52,433,020 in May to 52,254,917 in June.  Nigeria’s fourth largest telecommunications operator, 9Mobile lost 310,924 data subscribers, dropping from 9,350,477 in May to 9, 039,553 in June.

    Globacom has proven to be the favourite of internet subscribers over the years on account of its customer-friendly data packages and fast internet connectivity. The operator became the first network in Nigeria to launch nationwide 4G in 2016.  With the launch of the service, millions of subscribers on the Glo network have been able to enjoy instant, efficient broadband internet connectivity.

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