Nigeria: Investments Trapped, Broadband Penetration Nosedives As Infracos Face New Hurdle

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Nigeria: Investments Trapped, Broadband Penetration Nosedives As Infracos Face New Hurdle

[Leadership] The N17.5 million Infrastructure Companies (InfraCos) used in obtaining Open Access FIbre Infrastructure Network license from the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) may go down the drain, as they face new hurdle that could mar the rollout of fibre infrastructure to the six geopolitical regions of Nigeria, LEADERSHIP findings revealed.

Source: allAfrica.com

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