Despite being a developing country, Nigeria, its sheer size and diversity makes it challenging, both for policymakers and service providers. The Committee is also looking at the challenges facing the InfraCo project, the need for accelerated deployment of fibre infrastructure, reducing the exorbitant RoW charges, among others. Projects UpdateProviding updates on the status of the InfraCo project, Danbatta, said: “The InfraCo project is dear to the government because of its ability to enhance robust and pervasive broadband infrastructure to drive service availability, accessibility and affordability. Commenting, the President of Association of Telecoms Companies of Nigeria (ATCON), Olusola Teniola, said the revolution will be positively. He noted that the Infraco revolution is an important piece to achieve the country’s journey towards an Industrial Revolution 4.0 (IR4.0).

Source: The Guardian October 28, 2020 04:30 UTC