Bayobab Granted NLDO License by Nigerian Regulatory

Bayobab Group, formerly MTN GlobalConnect, has secured a National Long-Distance Operator License in Nigeria, enabling communication, collaboration, and innovation.

Highlights

  • Bayobab granted NLDO by NCC.
  • NLDO will facilitate long-distance traffic within Nigeria.
  • Bayobab is committed to providing high-quality connectivity to businesses and consumers across Nigeria.

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Bayobab Granted NLDO License by Nigerian Regulatory
African connectivity solutions provider Bayobab Group, formerly known as MTN GlobalConnect, has been granted a National Long-Distance Operator License (NLDO) by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC). Bayobab on Wednesday announced that the license will allow Bayobab’s subsidiary in Nigeria to facilitate long-distance traffic, opening up new possibilities for communication, collaboration, and innovation, which are essential to meeting the growing demand for data within the country's borders.

Also Read: MTN GlobalConnect Rebrands as Bayobab, Paving the Way for African Digital Connectivity




Bayobab Secures NLDO License

Bayobab Group stated, "This license is a testament to our dedication to delivering seamless and advanced connectivity solutions to our clients and partners. We believe that connectivity is the foundation upon which innovation thrives, and our unwavering dedication to excellence and innovation will continue to guide us as we embark on this new chapter of delivering next-gen digital connectivity across Nigeria."

Also Read: Airtel Nigeria Launches Commercial 5G Services

Advancing Connectivity in Nigeria

Nigeria's digital landscape has been rapidly evolving, with a population exceeding 200 million people. Bayobab has stated that the adoption of digital services by various sectors, including government, businesses, and consumers, has transformed daily life in the country. Mobile technology, particularly mobile broadband, has played a crucial role in this transformation, driving an increased demand for data services.

Also Read: Bayobab and Africa50 to Invest USD 320 Million in Pan-African Terrestrial Fibre

Nigeria's Dominance in the ICT Market

According to the statement, Nigeria is recognised as Africa's largest ICT market, with about 82 percent share of telecom subscribers and 29 percent of internet usage on the continent.

Bayobab Nigeria said it is aligned with the Fiber Ambitions Policy set by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) and is dedicated to shaping the country's digital landscape by enhancing connectivity.

Bayobab Group's new license positions them to be a significant player in this transformative journey.

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