Nigerian broadband sees surge in subscriptions

NIGERIA HAS

seen a huge increase in subscriptions to reliable broadband connectivity.

As of August 2020, there has been a total of more than 82.5 million individual subscriptions to internet connectivity in the country.

This covers individual and family packages, the rise partly due to the changing method of business practices, with more and more companies relying on digital interaction and individuals working remotely.

The digital sphere in Africa (and the rest of the world for that matter) has boomed as a result of the global pandemic. Digital interaction and reliance on online services has surged up more than ever before.

that celebrates the harvest season.

Cocoa is an important element of the Ivory Coast economy, providing a livelihood to more than a fifth of the population, representing 10-15 percent of national GDP and a large potion of national exports (roughly 40 percent).

The harvest is suspected to reach

2.1 million tonnes, meaning that Ivory Coast will harvest and produce 40 percent of the world’s cocoa.