Nigeria’s 5G network has been operational for nearly a year, marking significant progress with Airtel and MTN leading the charge while Mafab Communications plans to enter the scene soon. The rapid adoption is transforming communication, offering unprecedented speeds and connectivity, likely boosting Nigeria’s economy by $140 billion in the next decade. 5G, up to 100 times faster than 4G, is enhancing telemedicine, IoT, and virtual reality, and is expected to reach 45% global coverage by 2026. Challenges such as currency depreciation and sparse connectivity remain. Read the full article by Adeyemi Adepetun here for more insights. How do you envision 5G changing everyday life in Nigeria? Share your thoughts!
Nigeria’s 5G Journey Gains Steady Momentum | The Guardian Nigeria News
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