Nigeria Unveils $2bn Project BRIDGE to Build Africa''s Largest
The project, presented in Lagos over the weekend by Minister of Communications and Digital Economy Bosun Tijani, will link all six geopolitical zones to Lagos through seven main fibre
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The project, presented in Lagos over the weekend by Minister of Communications and Digital Economy Bosun Tijani, will link all six geopolitical zones to Lagos through seven main fibre
Our story on the fibre optics revolution begins in 2018 with a Nigerian telecommunications company, Globacom, which made a critical step towards the transformation of
The Nigerian government has unveiled Project Bridge, an ambitious initiative to deploy a 90,000-kilometre fibre optic backbone. This project aims to revolutionise the nation''s digital
The project aims at extending the nation''s fibre-optic backbone by 90,000 km, positioning Nigeria to boast as Africa''s third-largest terrestrial fibre-optic infrastructure, upon completion.
The Federal Government will provide $1 billion, half of the $2 billion required to deliver the country''s 90,000-kilometre fibre project.
Tijani said the project would strengthen internet connectivity in schools, hospitals and critical institutions once it was deployed. He said: “Nigeria needs 125, 000km of fibre optic cable.
Project BRIDGE is the establishment of a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) aimed at deploying at least 90,000 km of Fiber Optic cables as Nigeria''s core connectivity
The Federal Government of Nigeria has announced plans to extend the country''s fibre-optic backbone by 90,000 kilometres to foster economic growth, job creation, and technological
With an estimated requirement of 120,000 kilometers of fiber optic cable, Nigeria aims to consolidate its position as a digital frontrunner on the
The project is designed to expand Nigeria''s fibre optic cable capacity from 35,000km to 125,000km, to boost the terrestrial fibre optic backbone in.
The project is a central part of Nigeria''s National Broadband Plan (2020-2025), which aims to boost internet penetration to 70 per cent by 2025 and 80 per cent for underserved populations by...
The Project will roll out over five years, starting with a 30,000 km fiber build in Year 1. The SPV will be incorporated in Q3 2025 to lead implementation and drive
However, despite the potential, the journey to widespread fiber optic adoption in Nigeria has been riddled with both progress and setbacks.
The Nigerian National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) is making significant progress on Project Bridge, a national fibre-optic expansion initiative scheduled for
Federal Government is looking at the fourth quarter of 2025 to begin the deployment of $2 billion 90,000km fibre optic cable in Nigeria.
The enhanced network capacity is anticipated to unlock the full potential of Nigeria''s existing eight submarine cables. With only 10% of their data capacity currently being utilized, this
To Loan NIMC €250mn to Strengthen Digital Udentity Infrastructure ABUJA: The European Union has pledged support to the 90,000
Project Bridge was conceived in 2025 as a long-term strategy to close Nigeria''s digital divide by significantly expanding the national fibre optic network. The initiative aims to deploy an...
This extensive network is designed to connect all 774 local governments, public institutions, and underserved communities across Nigeria.
The World Bank has backed Nigeria''s 90,000km fibre-optic network drive to improve digital access across the country''s geopolitical zones.
LAGOS - The Federal Government has promised to invest $2 billion for 90,000 kilometres of additional fibre optic cable in the second quarter of this year. The initiative aims to
In a significant step towards enhancing Nigeria''s digital infrastructure, the Federal Government has initiated talks with the World Bank to support the deployment of an additional
The Nigerian Government has announced plans to deploy 90,000km of fibre optic cable starting in the final quarter of 2025. This initiative follows a
Nigeria will begin construction of a 90,000-kilometre national fibre optic network in late 2025 to provide lifeline for internet providers.
Provision of a sovereign loan of up to USD 100 million to the Federal Republic of Nigeria to finance its participation in a special purpose vehicle (SPV) for the nationwide rollout of