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Digital Value Chain Infrastructure for Boosting Employment (D-VIBE)

Sector: Broadband • Location: Nigeria

Source: Channel Africa

Project
Planned

The project aims to expand Nigeria's digital backbone by deploying about 90,000 kilometres of new open-access fibre optic cable, extending the national fibre backbone from roughly 30,000 km to about 120,000 km. It will connect all 774 local government areas, including schools, hospitals, agro-industrial zones, rural communities, and commercial centres, and establish cross-border digital links with

Status
Prospective
Sector
Broadband, Government, Telecommunications, Manufacturing (Industrial), Commercial
Location
Nigeria
Updated
22 Jul 2026
Source
Channel Africa

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The project “Digital Value Chain Infrastructure for Boosting Employment (D-VIBE)” is an infrastructure initiative in the Broadband sector, located in Nigeria. Taiyo aggregates data on it from Channel Africa.

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2026-07-22

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The project aims to expand Nigeria's digital backbone by deploying about 90,000 kilometres of new open-access fibre optic cable, extending the national fibre backbone from roughly 30,000 km to about 120,000 km. It will connect all 774 local government areas, including schools, hospitals, agro-industrial zones, rural communities, and commercial centres, and establish cross-border digital links with neighboring countries. The project also supports affordable devices, large-scale digital skills training, digital platforms, cybersecurity, competition reforms, and resilience measures.

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Digital Infrastructure

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Nigeria

Source

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Channel Africa

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Broadband, Government, Telecommunications, Manufacturing (Industrial), Commercial

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2026-04-13

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