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MTN spends N4.05trn on power, urges Nigerians to optimise data use

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MTN Nigeria says it spent about N4.05 trillion on power alone in 2025, citing electricity and infrastructure costs as factors

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MTN spends N4.05trn on power, urges Nigerians to optimise data use. MTN Nigeria says it spent about N4.05 trillion on power alone in 2025, citing electricity and infrastructure costs as factors Covered by 2 publications. BusinessDay: MTN spends N4.05trn on power, urges Nigerians to optimise data use. BusinessDay: MTN spends N4.05trn on power, urges Nigerians to optimise data use.

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  1. BusinessDay Nigeria MTN spends N4.05trn on power, urges Nigerians to optimise data use MTN Nigeria says it spent about N4.05 trillion on power alone in 2025, citing electricity and infrastructure costs as factors 28 Oct · Tier 2
  2. BusinessDay Nigeria MTN spends N4.05trn on power, urges Nigerians to optimise data use MTN Nigeria says it spent about N4.05 trillion on power alone in 2025, citing electricity and infrastructure costs as factors 28 Oct · Tier 3

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