Why Customer Trust Is the Real Currency in the VTU Business In the world of VTU (Virtual Top-Up) and digital payment platforms, many entrepreneurs focus on speed, pricing, and automation but the most valuable asset… Why Customer Trust Is the Real Currency in the VTU Business
Behind the Scenes: How API Switching Keeps VTU Businesses Running Smoothly Every successful VTU (Virtual Top-Up) business relies on one thing speed. Customers expect instant airtime and data recharges, and when transactions delay or fail,… Behind the Scenes: How API Switching Keeps VTU Businesses Running Smoothly
Why Many VTU Platforms Fail and How Smart Systems Like Inlomax Get It Right Running a VTU (Virtual Top-Up) business in Nigeria looks simple on the surface recharge, data, bills, and commissions. But behind the… Why Many VTU Platforms Fail and How Smart Systems Like Inlomax Get It Right
How Inlomax Is Revolutionizing the VTU Market in Nigeria The Virtual Top-Up (VTU) industry in Nigeria has experienced remarkable growth in recent years, driven by the country’s rapid digital adoption and mobile connectivity. At the… How Inlomax Is Revolutionizing the VTU Market in Nigeria
Top Reasons People Are Switching to Automated VTU Platforms in 2025 The year 2025 marks a major turning point in Nigeria’s telecom industry, as more users and resellers embrace automated VTU (Virtual Top-Up) platforms. With… Top Reasons People Are Switching to Automated VTU Platforms in 2025
Inside Nigeria’s Broadband Plan 2025: Progress & Challenges Nigeria’s Broadband Plan 2025 represents one of the country’s most ambitious efforts to achieve nationwide internet access, aiming to provide broadband coverage to 90% of the population… Inside Nigeria’s Broadband Plan 2025: Progress & Challenges
How Nigeria’s 5G Rollout Is Changing Internet Speeds Nationwide Nigeria’s journey into the era of 5G technology is beginning to reshape the country’s digital landscape, particularly in terms of internet speed and connectivity quality. Since… How Nigeria’s 5G Rollout Is Changing Internet Speeds Nationwide
Nigeria Loses 43 Million Active Subscribers in One Yea Nigeria’s telecommunications industry has recorded a significant decline, losing over 43 million active subscribers in just one year, according to new data from the Nigerian Communications… Nigeria Loses 43 Million Active Subscribers in One Year
FG to Build 7,000 New Telecom Towers Across Nigeria The Federal Government has unveiled an ambitious plan to construct 7,000 new telecommunications towers across the country. This move is part of a national strategy to… FG to Build 7,000 New Telecom Towers Across Nigeria
Telecoms Industry Faces Massive Skills Exodus Nigeria’s telecommunications industry, once celebrated as one of the fastest-growing sectors in Africa, is now facing a serious human capital crisis. A massive exodus of skilled professionals has hit… Telecoms Industry Faces Massive Skills Exodus
MTN’s Profit Falls Sharply Due to Naira Devaluation MTN Nigeria, one of the country’s largest telecommunications operators, has reported a steep decline in profit following the sharp devaluation of the naira. The telecom giant revealed… MTN’s Profit Falls Sharply Due to Naira Devaluation
NCC Warns Against Fake Telecom Apps and Scams The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has issued a strong warning to telecom consumers nationwide to be wary of fake mobile applications and online scams disguised as legitimate… NCC Warns Against Fake Telecom Apps and Scams
NCC Pushes for 5G Expansion Across Nigeria, Bridging the Connectivity Gap The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has intensified its efforts to ensure the rapid expansion of 5G technology across the country. Since the first commercial… NCC Pushes for 5G Expansion Across Nigeria
9mobile Rebrands as T2 – A New Chapter for Nigeria’s Telecom Market After years of declining market share and identity struggles, 9mobile has officially rebranded to T2, signaling the start of a bold new era… 9mobile Rebrands as T2 – A New Chapter for Nigeria’s Telecom Market
Nigeria’s Telecom Sector Battles Power and Infrastructure Challenges Nigeria’s telecommunications sector is facing one of its toughest periods as operators struggle to sustain quality service amidst increasing operational costs. Power challenges, vandalism, and fibre cuts… Nigeria’s Telecom Sector Battles Power and Infrastructure Challenges