The grandmasters of data in Nigeria Globacom has revealed that an aggregate of 297,623 lines was added to their base in the space of just one
month, moving from 26,887,929 subscribers in September to 27,185,552 in October.

This was gathered from telecom industry insights distributed on the site of Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) which demonstrated that Globacom was the main system that recorded an expansion in its web supporter base in the month of October, 2016.

Despite what might be expected, MTN and Etisalat had their supporter figures whittled down amid the period, while Airtel did not record any expansion in the month under survey.

Globacom's expansion in web supporter base has, in this way, reconfirmed its position as the main organization in Nigeria's information advertise, hence satisfying the result, "Grand Masters Of Data."

It will be reviewed that Globacom turned to the primary system to dispatch an across the country rollout of the 4G LTE organized in October through which endorsers on the Glo board have been appreciating moment proficient broadband web availability throughout the nation.

The NCC report additionally demonstrated that the aggregate number of web clients on the systems of the four noteworthy administrators dropped from 93.5m in September to 93.1m in October, a lessening of 378,015.

Amid the period, MTN lost 306,480, moving from 32,771,259 million web users on its system in September to 32,464,779 in October.

Additionally, Etisalat moved from 15, 062,650 web users in September to 14,693,492 in October, dropping 369,158 endorsers. Airtel, however held a similar figure of 18,832,238 million web clients in September and October individually.

The report likewise uncovered that the CDMA administrators lost 13,664 web clients, moving down from 51,973 recorded in September to 38,309 in October.

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They would have been leading if not for their slow speed.....

Glo with pride but much needs to be done to increase their network capacity to accommodate the subscribers base on the network. Atimes it's fast and atimes eh....