MTN Nigeria’s data revenue grew by an average of 47% over the years, unlike voice, which did 11.09%
MTN Nigeria’s voice and data revenue has been on an upward trend since 2018 but data recorded a higher year-on-year growth rate. Data grew at an average of 47.5% in five years, while voice, which had not seen an increase up to 10% in the years under review, grew to 27.1% in 2022.
9mobile consistently tops the port-out chart, averaging over 75% of all outgoing ports over 24 months.
The highest subscriber loss from 9mobile occurred in September 2024, with 90.38% of all ports.
Airtel and Globacom show relatively stable port-out shares, rarely crossing 15%, with occasional surges. MTN has the lowest overall port-out rates, peaking at 13.64% in January 2025.
Total port-outs to other service providers surged by 127%, from 2,992 in May 2023 to 6,789 in April 2025.
The highest port transfer to another provider occurred in September 2024, with 7,886 total departures, and 9mobile recording 7,127 losses (90.38%).
Globacom’s outflow increased sharply from the July 2023 low, reaching 18.16% in April 2025.
Airtel maintained relatively low but fluctuating port-out rates, hitting its highest at 14.61% in October 2023.