The alleged government's deliberate disruption of Internet services during the #EndBadGovernance protests has raised concerns about a growing trend of authoritarianism in the country. Condemning the move, civil society organisations argued that it violates Nigeria's international human rights obligations and domestic constitutional guarantees. According to the Enhancing Digital Rights in Nigeria (e-RIGHTS) Project partners, "By…

There appears to be network downtime as telecommunication subscribers are currently lamenting the inability to call and especially access the Internet. Contrary to belief that it may be deliberate because of the protest, industry sources linked the slow service, which began Thursday, to damaged fibre and external sabotage. “A fibre manhole of one of the…

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A major Internet disruption hit West and Central Africa, yesterday, the Internet observatory, Netblocks said, citing reports from operators of multiple subsea cable failures.

Major internet access cuts struck several African countries Thursday because of damage to submarine communications cables, telecom operators said. "Breaks in multiple major undersea cables have affected connectivity services in several West African countries," the South African operator MTN Group said in a post on X. It said it was trying to reroute internet traffic…

The Federal Government has unveiled a new initiative targeted at connecting the entire country with Internet facilities.

While Nigeria’s Internet speed still wobbles and brings some form of unhappiness to larger part of the over 150 million users in the country, China has beaten a global deadline, launching the world’s first next-generation Internet service...

The Federal Government (FG) of Nigeria, through the Minister of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy, Dr. Bosun Tijani has advocated for a free and secure internet across Africa.

It’s no secret that the internet is a vast and dynamic realm, offering a treasure trove of information and services that most of us use daily. However, beyond the popular websites and apps that dominate our online lives, there exists a hidden world of intriguing and lesser-known wonders.