MTN Nigeria Hits ₦5.2tn Revenue, Returns to Profitability
By 𝔸bdulrazak Tomiwa
MTN Nigeria has reported a massive ₦5.2 trillion service revenue in its 2025 audited results.
This performance reinforces the company’s position as a leading contributor to Nigeria’s non-oil economy and a top corporate taxpayer.
CEO Dr. Karl Toriola described 2025 as a year of resilience and recovery. The company successfully returned to profitability, strengthening its balance sheet and allowing for increased investment in the Nigerian market.
The firm invested ₦1 trillion in capital expenditure during 2025 to boost network quality. This funding focused on expanding base stations and fiber optics, which helped create thousands of local jobs nationwide.
MTN credited progressive government policies for providing the stability needed to navigate economic challenges.
They highlighted that their growth proves Nigeria remains a viable environment for large-scale digital infrastructure investment.
As a leader on the Nigerian Exchange, MTN is encouraging citizens to participate in local wealth creation.
The company is inviting young Nigerians to invest in its shares, citing strong long-term growth potential.
Ultimately, MTN emphasized that its financial success supports national development through infrastructure and social programs.
The company remains committed to its core goal of keeping millions of Nigerians digitally connected.




