MTN pushes for growth in battered Nigeria and Ghana

MTN’s largest business aims to grow revenue by at least a fifth even as high inflation, elevated interest rates and cash shortages continue to be risks on operations. 

“We will continue to monitor our trading environment as the year unfolds and manage the near-term effects of inflation and foreign exchange rates on the business,” MTN Nigeria CEO Karl Toriola said as the unit reported earnings for the first quarter of 2023. ..

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