Telcos lose grip on N400bn airtime lending market as FCCPC hands control to five lenders

23rd April 2026

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Nigerian telecom operators are losing direct control of a lucrative revenue stream estimated at over N400 billion annually, as regulators move to restructure the fast-growing airtime and data…

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