Business
MTN Nigeria increases call, SMS charges
MTN Nigeria has raised the call rate on its Pulse bundle from N7.8 per minute to N13.8 per minute, marking a 76.92% increase.
This adjustment follows the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC)’s approval of a 50% tariff hike across the telecom industry.
Additionally, MTN has increased SMS charges from N4 to N6 and is currently reviewing data bundle prices for a potential upward adjustment.
More to come.
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