Slow internet service and long buffering periods have driven many Nigerians to ‘wits-end'.
In the most remote parts of Nigeria, reliable internet is still hard to come by. About 42 million Nigerians still don’t have access to broadband.
The end of that era, however, draws near as the US-ba
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