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MTN’s 100m subscribers open data, fintech opportunity

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Degrees are no longer enough as firms take future-ready skills to Nigerian campuses

…As Nigeria’s mobile market nears 200m MTN Nigeria’s crossing of the 100 million active-subscriber mark is deepening its commercial opportunity.

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