Faster Internet expected as broadband hits 50%

penetration is set to hit 50 per cent before the end of 2023, expanding fast Internet access to Nigerians.

The government has a 70 per cent target for 2025. According to data from the Nigerian Communications Commission, broadband penetration hit 48.20 per cent, with broadband subscriptions rising to 92.01 million. Since falling from 41.61 per cent in January 2022 to 40.91 per cent in February 2022, broadband penetration has been on a steady rise.

According to the government, broadband refers to high-speed Internet connection, and broadband penetration is measured by the number of broadband subscribers per 100 inhabitants. Increasing Internet penetration has been linked to increases in jobs and reduction of poverty.

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