Broadband Study Grant
Sector: Broadband • Location: Nigeria
Source: The Tanzania Times
Nigeria and the United States have signed a USD 2.1 Million grant to assess the viability of deploying 90,000 kilometers of new fiber optic backbone infrastructure across the Western Coast of Africa. This project supports Nigeria's National Broadband Plan 2020-2025, aiming to increase broadband penetration from 42.27% to 70%.
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Description | Nigeria and the United States have signed a USD 2.1 Million grant to assess the viability of deploying 90,000 kilometers of new fiber optic backbone infrastructure across the Western Coast of Africa. This project supports Nigeria's National Broadband Plan 2020-2025, aiming to increase broadband penetration from 42.27% to 70%. |
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