Here’s How to Boost Your Slow WiFi Signal in Nigeria Without Switching Providers

Here’s How to Boost Your Slow WiFi Signal in Nigeria Without Switching Providers

Anyone who has ever moved five feet too far from their router would probably know the struggle. Some of us even prefer to stay in certain spots in our homes because the internet is just better there. In many Nigerian homes and offices, thick walls, long hallways, and even power outages can create Wi-Fi dead zones that make internet browsing a tiring experience. You could fix that without switching providers or paying for a more expensive plan. H…

Nigeria's 48.81% broadband penetration

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Nigeria's Broadband Growth Stalls At 48.81%, Far From 70% Target » News.ng

Nigeria’s broadband penetration climbed slightly to 48.81% in May 2025, a modest rise from the 48.15% recorded in April, according to the latest data released by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC). The figures reveal a total of 105.8 million broadband subscriptions nationwide, but also highlight a troubling reality—Nigeria is significantly lagging behind its target of 70% broadband penetration by the end of 2025, as set in the National…

Nigeria’s broadband penetration crawls to 48.81% in May, few months to 70% target

Broadband penetration in Nigeria increased marginally to 48.81% in May from 48.15% recorded in April 2025.  The post Nigeria’s broadband penetration crawls to 48.81% in May, few months to 70% target appeared first on Nairametrics.