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Multinational telecoms giants, MTN, have secured license for a 2.6GHz spectrum in Nigeria after a transparent bidding process involving both local and foreign players.
The license will be valid for the next 10 years.
"With the 2.6 GHz band, we expect to roll out and provide the full range of LTE (Long Term Evolution mobile broadband) services to Nigerians, empowering Nigeria with the latest mobile broadband technology," said MTN Nigeria Chief Executive Ferdi Moolman.
"This licence acquisition further demonstrates MTN's abiding faith in the future of Nigeria and the resilience of the Nigerian economy," he said.
“Our subscribers, especially those in clustered areas such as the major cities, can expect distinct improvements in browsing speed, quality and experience. This means that they will have fast access to high definition video streaming, as well as conferencing and calling, lag-free music streaming, and improved data uploads and downloads," he added.
The license will be valid for the next 10 years.
"With the 2.6 GHz band, we expect to roll out and provide the full range of LTE (Long Term Evolution mobile broadband) services to Nigerians, empowering Nigeria with the latest mobile broadband technology," said MTN Nigeria Chief Executive Ferdi Moolman.
"This licence acquisition further demonstrates MTN's abiding faith in the future of Nigeria and the resilience of the Nigerian economy," he said.
“Our subscribers, especially those in clustered areas such as the major cities, can expect distinct improvements in browsing speed, quality and experience. This means that they will have fast access to high definition video streaming, as well as conferencing and calling, lag-free music streaming, and improved data uploads and downloads," he added.
