GSM internet users drop to 63m in February, Says NCC

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NCC-logoBy Chris Alu

The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) yesterday said that the Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) recorded 63,474,364 internet users in February, as against 64,079,270 users in January.

According to the Internet Subscribers’ Data released by the NCC, the users that browsed the internet through the GSM networks, reduced by 604,906 within the period.

The data showed that Mobile Telecommunications Network (MTN) Nigeria, occupying the first position on its table, had 32,809,357 users in February, as against 33,327,955 users in January, thus losing 518,598 users.

Also, Globacom, occupying the second position, recorded 14,908,109 users that browsed the World Wide Web (WWW) through its network in January, while it recorded 15,109,791 users in February and lost 201,682 users.

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Airtel Nigeria was placed third with 9,647, 217 users in February, as against 11,065,534 users in January, losing 1, 418,317 subscribers. Etisalat, which was placed on the fourth position, offered internet

services to 6,109,681 users in February, as against 6,364,573 users in January, losing 254,892 users.

 

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