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The State of the Internet and Internet Services in Nigeria
Introduction Nigeria, with its rapidly growing population and vibrant economy, is a key player in Africa’s digital landscape. However, the state of internet and internet services in the country faces significant challenges that hinder its full potential. This article explores the current state of internet services in Nigeria, the challenges faced, and potential solutions to […]
Why Web Hosting Providers in Nigeria Don’t Use Their Own Hardware
Many web hosting providers in Africa choose not to use their own hardware or become ISPs due to several reasons: Providers often hesitate to invest in African countries opting for the likes of the US or the UK because they are constantly concerned about potential electrical issues that could disrupt services. This fear can overshadow […]
Technology Advancements In Nigeria
Nigeria has been making significant strides in the technological landscape, especially in the realm of internet connectivity. Here are some key advancements: Starlink Adoption Nigeria became the first African country to adopt Starlink, SpaceX’s satellite internet service, in January 2023. This service has revolutionized internet connectivity, especially in rural areas where traditional broadband infrastructure is […]
Celebrating Women In Tech
Celebrating women in tech in Nigeria is truly inspiring! The trend has shifted significantly in recent years, with more women taking up roles in technology and making remarkable contributions. Women like Honey Ogundeyi, founder of Edukoya, and Ope Bukola, founder of Kibo School, are leading the way and inspiring young girls to pursue careers in […]
The History And Growth Of The Internet In Nigeria
Early Beginnings The internet in Nigeria began with the establishment of the National Center for Communication Technologies (NCCT) in 1991, which was the country’s first Internet Service Provider (ISP). Initially, internet access was limited to government and academic institutions. Early Beginnings: Internet services in Nigeria started with limited email services in 1991. The first ISP […]
ISP Wars
The ISP wars in Nigeria have led to a destructive price war, which has negatively impacted the quality of services. This intense competition has also resulted in cable vandalism, as criminals take advantage of the chaos to steal valuable infrastructure. The ISP wars in Nigeria have been characterized by intense competition among Internet Service Providers […]
The Future of AI in Nigeria
The Future of AI in Nigeria: Opportunities, Challenges, and the Road Ahead Introduction Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming industries and societies globally, and Nigeria is no exception. With its rapidly growing tech ecosystem and a population eager to embrace digital innovation, Nigeria is well-positioned to leverage AI for economic growth and societal advancement. This blog […]
Understanding Peering And IP Transit
In the world of networking, understanding the different ways that networks interconnect is crucial for ensuring optimal performance, reliability, and cost-efficiency. Three primary methods of peering—direct peering, bilateral peering, and peering via an exchange—each offer distinct advantages and challenges. Additionally, it’s important to differentiate between IP transit and free mutual peering to grasp why IP […]
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