It is too early to conclude MTN is now off the hook in Nigeria, given the tax case has been referred to other parts of government, say analysts.

The mobile operator commits to a $1.6 billion investment in the country over the next three years to strengthen and expand its network.

MTN is off the hook in Nigeria following the attorney-general’s decision to withdraw a $2 billion tax claim.

An MTN Nigeria subsidiary receives a licence from the country’s central bank, to provide financial services.

In its maiden results on the Nigerian Stock Exchange, the company delivers double-digit growth in service revenue.

The telco has refuted reports that it suffered a cyber attack in the West African country.

MTN is facing more trouble in Nigeria, this time an investigation by Nigeria's Economic and Financial Crimes Commission.

MTN's stock took just 16 minutes to climb 10% after the group listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange on Thursday.

The listing is set to proceed on 16 May and will be done by way of an introductory listing, the company says.

The telco delivers solid operational progress during the first quarter of 2019, with strong service revenue growth.

A Nigerian court rejects the attorney general's objection in the telco's $2 billion tax-related court case, schedules hearing for June 26.

The court case between MTN Nigeria and the country's attorney general continued yesterday as lawyers argued over a $2 billion tax bill.