play_arrow

keyboard_arrow_right

skip_previous play_arrow skip_next
00:00 00:00
playlist_play chevron_left
volume_up
chevron_left
  • cover play_arrow

    Welcome to Online Radio
    The Leading Lifestyle Internet Radio

  • cover play_arrow

    Music 24/7 - Africana
    Online Radio

  • cover play_arrow

    Music 24/7 - International
    Online Radio

  • cover play_arrow

    Music 24/7 - Gospel
    Online Radio

  • cover play_arrow

    Music 24/7 - Latin America
    Online Radio

  • cover play_arrow

    Talk Shows - Stay Updated
    Online Radio

  • cover play_arrow

    Pillars and Plants - Gospel
    Online Radio

  • cover play_arrow

    Audio Stories - A new movie experience
    Online Radio

  • Home
  • keyboard_arrow_right Technology
  • keyboard_arrow_right Internet Subscribers Grew To 151 Million In Q3 2020 – NBS Report

Technology

Internet Subscribers Grew To 151 Million In Q3 2020 – NBS Report

Oluwaseye Ogunsanya January 11, 2021 33


Background
share close

The number of Internet subscribers in the country increased to 151.51 million subscribers in the third quarter of 2020, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) reports.

This is compared to the 143.63 million subscribers recorded in the second quarter.

According to the NBS report on telecoms data for Q2 and Q3 2020 released on Sunday, this represents a 5.48 percent growth quarter-on-quarter.

In Q3 2020, a total of 205 million voice subscribers were reported to have been active compared to 196.24 million subscribers in Q2 2020, representing a 4.59 percent growth.

“MTN has the highest share of subscriptions (both voice and internet). This is closely followed by GLO, Airtel, and emerging markets telecommunications services (EMTS)—9mobile respectively,” the report read.

For states, Lagos with 25.25 million people, had the highest number of subscribers in terms of active voice in Q3 2020, followed by Kano (14.42 million); Ogun (11.82 million); Oyo (10.46 million); and federal capital territory (FCT) with 9.09 million subscribers.

Meanwhile, Bayelsa (1.49 million), Ekiti (1.82 million), Ebonyi (1.83 million), Jigawa (2.58 million), and Gombe (2.65 million) were the states with the least number of active voice subscribers.

In the same vein, Lagos state had the highest number of active internet subscribers in Q3 2020 with 19 million people, followed by Kano (10.26 million); Ogun (8.82 million); Oyo (7.95 million); and FCT (6.83 million).

On the other hand, Bayelsa (1.09 million), Ebonyi (1.28 million), Ekiti (1.43 million), Jigawa (1.85 million), and Gombe (1.87 million) had the least number of internet subscribers in Nigeria as at the end of Q3 2O20.

Tagged as: , , , , , .

Rate it
Previous post
Post comments (0)

Leave a reply