FTTH Growth in Nigeria: 420,989 Internet Subscribers
Investment in Fibre-to-the-Home (FTTH) technology in Nigeria has shown positive results, as indicated by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) statistics. In Q2 2026, the number of licensed FTTH operators increased to 99, with a total of 319,735 fibre subscriptions, up from 214,750 in Q1 2026.
The number of internet subscribers connected by the 148 licensed Internet Service Providers (ISPs) reached 420,989 in Q2 2026. MTN FibreX leads with 176,468 FTTH subscriptions, followed by FiberOne Broadband with 56,486, and ipNX with 14,698.
Spectranet is the top core ISP provider with 111,384 active internet subscribers, followed by Starlink Internet Services with 98,642. The growth in FTTH subscriptions reflects stakeholders' calls for increased investment to enhance internet access and broadband penetration in Nigeria.
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