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Ntel Nigeria plans to invest over $1bn in telecommunications sector

By CNBC Africa
18 August 2016   |   3:00 pm
Nigeria's telecommunications sector has recorded tremendous growth in the past 15 years with more operators on board and investment nearing 40 billion US dollars in the industry.

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