MTN’s Nigerian arm will issue as much as 50-billion naira (about R2.2bn) in bonds as the group seeks to diversify its funding sources.

The bonds will be used for general purposes, the group says, and comes as MTN Nigeria rolls out additional network coverage in Africa’s most populous country...

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