After Maintaining Steady Growth, Telecom Subscriptions Hit 222m in December 2022 Emma Okonji The latest statistics on telecom subscriptions that was released yesterday by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), the telecom i
The latest statistics on telecom subscriptions that was released yesterday by the Nigerian Communications Commission , the telecom industry regulator, puts telecom subscriptions at 222,571,568, as at December 31 2022, up from 218,953,849 that it attained in November same year.
Analysis of the numbers showed that in January 2022, the figure of telecom subscriptions was 197.5 million, with a teledensity of 103.46 per cent. In February 2022, the subscription figure rose to 198.1 million, with a teledensity of 103.79 per cent, with a further increase in subscriptions to 199.6 million with a teledensity of 104.54 per cent in March 2022. Again in April 2022, telecom subscriptions increased to 201.7 million, with a teledensity of 105.65 per cent.
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