Nigeria urgently requires a broadband policy to improve its rating on the global ICT league table, says Ernest Ndukwe, former executive vice-chairman of the Nigeria Communications Commission.
Ndukwe, who was the keynote speaker at the stakeholders' conference and exhibition on the proposed NigcomSat-1R launch earlier this week, said the absence of such a policy was hampering Nigerians' access to broadband-related services.
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Change - Not Just A Word.
Welcome to the New Nigerian blog which focuses on suggestions of how to imrpove the socioeconomic climate in Nigeria.
Changing the way a society thinks or operates is one of the hardest things to do. Indeed, many have tried and failed. But there have been the occasional success stories of people and organisations, who against all odds have improved the fortunes of millions of people.
Nigeria is a country that has been mismanaged for decades and many of its citizens, more than 100 million, live in poverty despite the vast amount of resources the country possesses.
Nigerians are now getting together to bring about change in the way the country is run to improve the lives of its citizens.
Changing the way a society thinks or operates is one of the hardest things to do. Indeed, many have tried and failed. But there have been the occasional success stories of people and organisations, who against all odds have improved the fortunes of millions of people.
Nigeria is a country that has been mismanaged for decades and many of its citizens, more than 100 million, live in poverty despite the vast amount of resources the country possesses.
Nigerians are now getting together to bring about change in the way the country is run to improve the lives of its citizens.
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