Globacom installs broadband in another Nigerian city
Nigerian telecom operator Globacom, has taken fixed line services on its Broadaccess network to the nation’s third largest city Ibadan. The company aims to offer voice, data transmission and internet services. Globacom will also offer broadcast TV, call centre services, video conferencing, video-on-demand, games and video mail boxes.
Globacom brings broadband to Ibadan
Globacom launched their Broadaccess network in Lagos recently, following a rollout of fibre rings across the country and infrastructure installation in major cities.
The statement also said, “The network which provides data communication technology that enables faster data transfers begins to operate immediately in high density traffic areas of Ibadan. But we plan to rapidly expand and bring the service to the doorsteps of all potential subscribers as soon as possible.”
Segun Adekoye
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Great
looking forward to more better days. reduce your tariff by cutting down on your promo.
Glo when are you bring in this service to Benin and I hope is Publice IP?
Lovely…
I trust you Sir.The largest Network in the whole Africa.Others are copy cats.
good idea for IT.