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Nigerian telecommunications giant Globacom was ordered to leave Benin because they refused to pay a new license.
The Regulatory Authority for Electronic Communications and Post (ARCEP), who submitted the request, noted that his decision was based on rejecting Glo's payment while others paid.
The regulator said he had ordered Glo to stop selling the new SIM card and re-insert the cards.
Glo is obliged to notify its subscribers about the upcoming termination of their business and ask them to use the conversation and available data within 30 days of the notification they have sent to them, according to the regulator.
"Glo Mobile will also have to maintain its passive infrastructure with other operators for a period of three months," said ARCEP.
In September 2017 negotiations between Glo and the new administration failed.
Glo has been present in Benin since August 2007 and has increased its market share to about 12% over the 11-year period.
If Glo just left Benin, he would be the second to leave after Bell Benin Communications SA was set up.
The country will just be left with MTN, Libercom, Spacetel and Moov, who serves subscribers in this country.
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