MTN Nigeria Achieves 99.85% Local Workforce Milestone

MTN Nigeria has reported that 99.85% of its workforce consists of Nigerians, and the company has created over two million direct and indirect jobs through its trade partners and agents during its 25 years of operations. Ije Jidenma, chairman of the Nigeria–South Africa Chamber of Commerce, made this announcement at the Chamber’s August Breakfast Meeting held on Thursday at Eko Hotel, Lagos, themed “Building Local Content Together: 25 Years of Shared Growth.” Jidenma described MTN as exemplary in advancing Nigeria’s local-content policy, which emphasizes Nigerian participation, local procurement, and talent development.
She noted that MTN's economic impact extends to small and medium-sized enterprises and urged other businesses to adopt similar approaches to foster shared prosperity. Jidenma emphasized that the ultimate goal of local content should be sustainable capacity development within Nigeria, including knowledge and technology transfer and meaningful employment opportunities.
Plus234Feed summary based on reporting from BusinessDay. Read the original report below.
Read full article
Continue on BusinessDay
Get the week in one email
Top stories, NPFL results, the naira, every Friday morning. Free, one email a week.
Related Stories

MTN Nigeria Achieves 62% Local Procurement in 2025

Nigeria's Telecoms Subscribers Reach 189.7M in May 2026

MTN Nigeria Drives MTN Group's Growth in H1 2026

MTN Nigeria Leads Fibre Broadband Market with 55.2%

MTN Nigeria Invests N1.63 Trillion in Capital Expenditures

MTN Pursues Banking Licenses to Expand Financial Services
Get Plus234Feed on messaging apps
Same headlines, delivered where you already scroll.








