Airtel Nigeria sees voice, data drive earnings to $1.37bn in Q3
A graduate of Economics and Statistics from the University of Benin. An experienced researcher and business writer in the print and digital media industry, having worked as a Research Analyst at Nairametrics, Voidant Broadcasting Ltd, Entrepreneurs.ng, and currently a Market and Finance Writer at Business a.m. For stories, press releases, exclusive events, call +2347052803696 or send a mail to abuedec@gmail.com.
February 5, 2022689 views0 comments
-
Nigeria PSB approval in principle to unlock further mobile money opportunity
A leading telecoms service provider, now regarded as the most valued listed company in Nigeria after its market capitalization hit N5 trillion during the last week of January of 2022, Airtel has continued its maintenance of positive results despite a 6.3 percent devaluation of the Naira, but buoyed by the recent approval in principle by Nigeria’s central bank for the wireless carrier to operate a payment service bank (‘PSB’) business in Nigeria, known as MARTCASH Payment Service Bank Limited.
Read Also:
- NCC attention drawn in petition to Airtel over corporate negligence
- How tech can tackle food security challenges in Nigeria
- Africa’s first now fourth: Running down Nigeria’s economy in 10 years
- Nigeria: Time for backward integration, import substitution (2)
- Moving insurance from good to great in Nigeria and Africa