Tag: internet
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Undersea cable cuts: Telcos apologise for network outages
Telecommunications operators in Nigeria have apologised to users for outages on their different networks caused by damage to multiple submarine cables along the West African Coast.
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MainOne releases update on submarine cable cut
MainOne has confirmed its undersea cable system had a fault on Thursday, offshore the coast of West Africa.
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Internet outage: Damaged undersea cables are being restored – NCC
The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has confirmed damages to submarine cables providing data and fixed telecom services in several countries of West Africa, including Nigeria.
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Internet outage: Glo’s undersea cable survives major disruption
Globacom-1 (Glo-1), the international submarine cable owned by telecommunications giant, Globacom, on Thursday became the saviour of Internet users across Nigeria as other Internet providers suffered a massive damage to the international undersea cables which enabled their connectivity.
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BREAKING: Damage to undersea cables disrupts Internet in Nigeria, other countries
A damage to some undersea cables along the West Coast of Africa on Thursday impacted Internet connectivity in Nigeria, Ghana and several other countries across the continent.
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Internet connectivity most expensive in Africa – World Bank
A new World Bank report has revealed that Internet connectivity is most expensive in Africa and that the global digital landscape remains uneven and is becoming synonymous with a development divide.
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Internet subscription grows by 4.83% in Nigeria as active voice subscribers hit 221.7m
The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), says a total of 221,769,883 active voice subscribers were recorded in Q3 of 2023.
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Nigeria’s internet subscription hits 154m – NBS
…Lagos, Ogun, Kano host most subscribers The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) has revealed that the population of Nigerians who subscribe to the internet grew 9.07 percent from 141,971,560 in the fourth quarter (Q4) of 2021 to 154,847,901 in the last quarter of 2022. The latest national telecommunications statistics released by the NBS showed that…
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FEC approves N24.2bn for free Internet in universities, markets
Nigeria’s cabinet has approved N24.2 billion for the provision of Internet facilities at 20 airports, some institutions of learning and markets across the country.
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2023 Elections: Obi gives only reason to quit race
Labour Party presidential candidate in the forthcoming general elections, Peter Obi has denied claims by a pastor alleging that he bribed some members of the Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, with N2bn to gain their support. Speaking on Channels TV political Programme, Obi vowed to quit the race if anyone comes up with any concrete…