MTN Nigeria, the country’s largest mobile network operator, has announced plans to build its new headquarters in Eko Atlantic City, joining a growing list of major corporations relocating to the ambitious 10-square-kilometer development.
The move places MTN alongside prominent firms such as First Bank and Dangote Group, with the United States Embassy also constructing a new diplomatic facility within the city — drawn by its promise of high-end infrastructure, modern office spaces, and a carefully planned urban layout.
MTN Nigeria CEO Karl Toriola confirmed the decision on Wednesday, four years after the company first revealed its intention to build a new head office. The telecom giant is the first operator in its industry to set up in Eko Atlantic, signaling strong confidence in the city’s potential as a premier business hub in Nigeria.