IHS Towers has hit back at MTN’s claim that the Nigeria-based tower operator is blocking its bid to have a greater say in how the business is run, saying a proposal drawn up by the mobile operator isn’t in its best interests.

It has also rejected a call by Africa's largest mobile operator to convene an emergency meeting of shareholders, saying the company doesn’t have the authority to do so. ..

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