
5G Subscriptions Reach 3.1 Billion Worldwide as Africa Looks to Adopt More
Ericsson's report shows 5G subscriptions reached 3.1 billion globally. Africa is looking to enhance broadband access through increased 5G adoption.
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Ericsson's report shows 5G subscriptions reached 3.1 billion globally. Africa is looking to enhance broadband access through increased 5G adoption.

Nuhu Ribadu warns that Nigeria's open borders contribute to terrorism and crime. He emphasizes the need for better border management to protect national security.

The Lagos State government will temporarily close Iddo Bridge for repairs. Motorists should seek alternative routes during the closure.

With the 2027 presidential election approaching, Nigeria's challenges remain the same. Voters must demand real change to tackle ongoing issues like insecurity and corruption.

The Gombe APC states that Professor Ali Pantami is still a member. They argue that his resignation was not properly processed and is a fabrication.

The Federal High Court in Abuja has cancelled Omoyele Sowore's bail after he missed his cyberbullying trial. An arrest warrant has been issued for him.

Katsina State has banned the sale of fuel in jerrycans and the use of motorcycles in two LGAs to tackle banditry and kidnapping. This measure aims to disrupt criminal activities.

Three police officers died in Zamfara when their vehicle hit a bomb. The officers were on patrol searching for armed groups when the incident occurred.

The PDP has introduced Yemi Sowunmi-Kolapo as its deputy governorship candidate for the 2027 elections in Ogun State, aiming for people-oriented governance.

The Adamawa State Police Command has arrested three suspected gang members, including two from the Shilla gang, in a bid to reduce crime in Yola.

NIPOST is close to launching a digital postcode system that will assign unique codes to buildings across Nigeria, enhancing service delivery and planning.
The Association of Ebonyi Indigenes urges leaders to prioritize important issues and engage with stakeholders as the 2027 election approaches.