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Fresh data released by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) says Airtel experienced a rise from 24,847,567 subscribers last December to 26,194,336 in February this year. This makes Airtel, the second largest network ahead of Globacom which experienced a 6% drop from 25,933,867 subscribers to 24,490,650 subscribers since December. This means Airtel holds 21% of the Nigerian Mobile Operator market share. The biggest winners of the remaining lot are Etisalat with 6% increase in its subscriber market share and MTN which saw a meager 1% increase and still retains its position as the number one network with nearly 60 million subscribers. What do you think might be responsible for the surge and the drop? Leave your comments below.
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