MTN Nigeria is targeting a return of its Airtime Advance service to pre-suspension revenue levels by the end of 2026, as the telecoms operator works to rebuild its fintech business following regulatory intervention that disrupted the service in the second quarter.
The recovery target comes as MTN Group reports improved performance across its operations in the third quarter, with Nigeria recording stronger revenue growth and contributing to the group’s overall performance for the nine months ended September 30, 2026.
“Q3 was our strongest quarter of 2026 and demonstrates the resilience and quality of the MTN portfolio,” Ralph Mupita, MTN Group President and Chief Executive Officer, said. “Thanks to the efforts of all MTNers and to the 323 million customers that trust us for their connectivity needs.”
Ralph Mupita, MTN Group President and Chief Executive Officer. Image credit: MTN.
Airtime Advance allows eligible prepaid subscribers to borrow airtime or
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