Kano has 8.5 million internet users. By the end of 2022, Nigeria will have 222.6 million mobile phone lines, according to the National Bure...
Kano has 8.5 million internet users.
By the end of 2022, Nigeria will have 222.6 million mobile phone lines, according to the National Bureau of Statistics.
By the end of 2021, statistics indicate that 27.1 million additional cell phone lines will have been added to the 195.5 million now in use.
The statistics office published the results of its report for the final three months of 2022 with its data on telephone customers.
According to the estimate, there were 154.9 million active internet users worldwide by the end of 2022 as opposed to 142 million at the end of 2021.
According to the estimate, Lagos will have 26.5 million cell phone lines, followed by Ogun state with 13 million, as the states with the highest cell phone lines by the end of 2022.
Third place with 12.4 million cell phone lines is Kano.
According to the research, Bayelsa state has the fewest mobile phone lines—1.6 million—followed by Ebonyi and Ekiti states, each with 1.9 and two million lines, respectively.
In a similar vein, he demonstrated that Lagos state, which has 18.7 million internet users, is followed by Ogun state, which has 9.2 million, and Kano state, which has 8.5 million.
With 1.1 million users, Bayelsa has the third-lowest number of internet users, slightly below Ebonyi (1.3 million) and Ekiti (1.5 million).
According to the research, the majority of Nigerians who own mobile phone lines will be affiliated with MTN by 2022.