MTN expects Nigeria rebound as airtime lending resumes

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MTN Group expects its Nigerian business to regain momentum in the second half of 2026 after airtime lending resumed after a regulatory suspension in April.

MTN said it cut its airtime lending base to about a quarter of its first-quarter run rate, weighing on revenue through April, May and June. The company is now rebuilding the service, with four vendors in place, and expects lending…

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