Airtel Nigeria launches AI spam alert service

The firms say that the travel industry alone is promising, with over 1.2 million Nigerians travelling abroad each year, making the trip e-SIM a suitable launch offering.

The telecoms company urged customers to “forgive and forget” in the spirit of Valentine’s Day.

The country's trade union instructed Nigerians to boycott MTN, Airtel, and Glo services between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. daily from today until the end of February.

The project will help inform regulatory decisions and guide the expansion of connectivity in underserved areas across Nigeria.

The operator says the issuance of the mobile number series 0712 signifies a key point in Nigeria's growing MVNO market.

The telco’s 800MHz spectrum licences were renewed so that they all expire on December 31, 2034, allowing for easier subsequent renewals.

The regulator capped the adjustments to 50% of current tariff rates, instead of the 100% demanded by some telcos.

The two are set to establish a framework of cooperation on 5G technology development, deployment, and innovation.

The organisation noted that, despite rising operational expenditures over the last 11 years, there has been no equivalent increase in tariffs.

The Nigerian Communications Commission set September 14 as the deadline for registering the country's 219 million active mobile customers.

Failure to meet each parameter attracts a N5 million fine, with an additional N500 000 per day for the period the infraction lasts.