Over 5,000 fibre cuts threaten Nigeria’s digital economy in six months

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World Bank’s Nigeria portfolio surges 45% to $17.5bn successful 4 years

More than 5,000 fibre-optic cables were damaged crossed Nigeria successful the archetypal six months of 2026, with roadworthy construction, excavation

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