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As the curtain falls on the National Broadband Plan (NBP 2020–2025) this December, Nigeria finds itself in a bittersweet position....
Read moreNigeria’s digital landscape reached a historic psychological milestone in November 2025, with broadband penetration finally crossing the 50% mark. However,...
Read moreQuick Read: 60% see converged Wi-Fi and 5G as key to enterprise flexibility and that both will co-exist 38% plan...
Read moreAirtel Africa today announced an agreement with SpaceX to introduce Starlink Direct-to-Cell satellite connectivity across all its 14 markets that...
Read moreThe Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has acknowledged the quality of service (QoS) challenges currently affecting telecommunications subscribers in Abuja, assuring...
Read moreEnextgen Wireless has raised strong concerns over the recently announced partnership between the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) and global speed-test...
Read moreThe Anambra State Council of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) has received a major digital boost following the successful...
Read moreIf you control pipes, you control flows. If you control flows, you control power.
Read moreAirtel Nigeria has announced the launch of its SmartConnect 5G Outdoor Unit (ODU) Router, a new broadband solution designed to...
Read moreEnextgen Wireless has published its Mobile Broadband (MBB) Report for August 2025, providing fresh insight into the quality of experience...
Read moreAccording to her, only 7% of NIGCOMSAT’s capacity is currently being utilised, leaving 93% dormant
Read moreThe West Africa Telecommunications Regulators Association (WATRA) has commended Nigeria for its exemplary leadership in broadband infrastructure mapping, following the...
Read moreNigeria is losing an estimated $15 billion every year due to a persistent broadband access gap, according to Lanre Ore,...
Read moreIn an era where reliable connectivity underpins everything from education and commerce to security and healthcare, accurate, independent reporting on...
Read moreWhile ISPs serve fewer than 300,000 users collectively, Nigeria’s mobile network operators (MNOs), MTN, Airtel, Globacom, and 9mobile, command over...
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