Budget 5G smartphones are rare in Nigeria these days. If you’d love to use 5G internet via your mobile phone, you still have to shell out some serious cash, mostly. Most 5G smartphones have price tags above ₦200,000. There are a few under 200k, though – a very small handful. Let’s have a quick look … Read more
You may have a 5G smartphone in your hand, but over 55% of mobile subscribers in Nigeria in 2024 are still on good old GPRS or EDGE networks. 2G is still the boss.
The two 3.5GHz spectrum licencees have been issued final letters and will roll out 5G services this year.
An Infinix phone with Dimensity 900 chipset with 5G support is in the works, it appears.
With the emergence of MTN and Mafab as provisional 5G licence winners, Mister Mobility answers some of the questions you are asking about upcoming 5G networks in Nigeria.