Zegtel, a Nigerian virtual network operator (MVNO), has announced plans to invest $21.8 million over the next five years to expand mobile connectivity across the country.
This investment is aimed at bridging the digital gap and providing affordable connectivity to millions of Nigerians who currently lack access to telecom services.
Zegtel to Invest $21.8 Million in Nigerian Mobile Connectivity Expansion
The initiative comes as Nigeria, along with other developing African countries, focuses on improving its digital infrastructure, including undersea cables, to enhance access to telecom services.
Professor Victor Izegbu, Executive Chairman of Zegtel, emphasized the importance of reliable access to communication in today’s interconnected world, stating that it is a basic human right.
Zegtel’s Dedication to Bridging the Digital
He expressed Zegtel’s dedication to bridging the digital divide and ensuring that every Nigerian has the opportunity to connect, communicate, and thrive.
Moreover, Izegbu highlighted Zegtel’s intention to offer an extensive array of value-added services beyond the basic offerings of voice and data, which are predominant in Nigeria.
The company aims to revolutionize the Nigerian telecom market with its innovative product offerings.
ALSO CHECK:
- Biometrics-Enabled ATMs Spearhead Secure Retail Environments in South Africa
- Microsoft’s White Disc-Less Xbox Series X Console Reportedly Leaked Online
- Logitech’s Original G Pro X Superlight Is Now on Sale for…
- Telkom Establishes Technology Committee at Board Level
- Patrice Motsepe Considers Joining Canal+ Bid for MultiChoice Group
