9Mobile Recorded The Highest Number Of Porting Subscribers
9Mobile formerly known as Etisalat Just recorded the highest number of porting subscribers after just a week of taking over Etisalat. Acco...
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9Mobile formerly known as Etisalat Just recorded the highest number of
porting subscribers after just a week of taking over Etisalat.
According to the NCC, 9Mobile recorded a total of 15,253 subscribers porting from The likes of Globacom, Airtel And Mtn.
Airtel Coming second in ranks having recorded 2,597 subscribers porting in, while Mtn Came third with 1,245 subscribers and Glo came last after recording the least number of subscribers porting in.
9mobile Actually recorded the lowest number of outgoing subscribers with 1,826 subscribers porting out, While Glo recorded 4,786 subscribers porting out, Airtel recorded 6,540 subscribers porting out while mtn Recorded 6,567 subscribers Porting out.
The figures below gives the impression that Nigerians are still very much in love with Etisalat(Now 9Mobile) and as usual expecting some amazing awoof.
Though this development is not surprising since they are new and re-branding Nigerians would expect awoof from them which they already embarked on.
According to the NCC, 9Mobile recorded a total of 15,253 subscribers porting from The likes of Globacom, Airtel And Mtn.
Airtel Coming second in ranks having recorded 2,597 subscribers porting in, while Mtn Came third with 1,245 subscribers and Glo came last after recording the least number of subscribers porting in.
9mobile Actually recorded the lowest number of outgoing subscribers with 1,826 subscribers porting out, While Glo recorded 4,786 subscribers porting out, Airtel recorded 6,540 subscribers porting out while mtn Recorded 6,567 subscribers Porting out.
The figures below gives the impression that Nigerians are still very much in love with Etisalat(Now 9Mobile) and as usual expecting some amazing awoof.
Though this development is not surprising since they are new and re-branding Nigerians would expect awoof from them which they already embarked on.
