Global information and communications technology company, Huawei, has said it will render all the needed support for the digitalization of Lagos State.
Though the average global technology startup ecosystem is valued at $28.6 billion, Lagos, which represents Nigeria, is valued at $9 billion and far ahead of cities including Cape Town (South Africa) $2.8 billion; Nairobi (Kenya) $2 billion; Johannesburg (South Africa) $962 million and Accra (Ghana) $259 million.
(AFRICAN EXAMINER) – Lagos State Governor, Mr Babajide Sanwo-Olu on Thursday said the state government would connect no fewer than 100 schools to internet by the end of May.
Sanwo-Olu said this during the inauguration of Lagos State Schools Infrastructure Projects and four school buildings.
He said that the state government had started to roll out fibre optics across state-owned schools to aid learning through high-speed internet connectivity.
According to him, the broadband Internet infrastructure will be completed and inaugurated in 100 schools selected for the pilot scheme.
“We are currently in about 65 schools but before the end of the month, we will be in 100 schools.
Lagos to connect 100 schools to internet in May â Sanwo-Olu
By Florence Onuegbu
Lagos, May 7, 2021 Lagos State Governor, Mr Babajide Sanwo-Olu on Thursday said the state government would connect no fewer than 100 schools to internet by the end of May.
Sanwo-Olu said this during the inauguration of Lagos State Schools Infrastructure Projects and four school buildings.
He said that the state government had started to roll out fibre optics across state-owned schools to aid learning through high-speed internet connectivity.
According to him, the broadband Internet infrastructure will be completed and inaugurated in 100 schools selected for the pilot scheme.
âWe are currently in about 65 schools but before the end of the month, we will be in 100 schools.
He said that the state government had started to roll out fibre optics across state-owned schools to aid learning through high-speed internet connectivity. According to him, the broadband Internet infrastructure will be completed and inaugurated in 100 schools selected for the pilot scheme. ”
We are currently in about 65 schools but before the end of the month, we will be in 100 schools.
”I will go round to commission internet fibre connectivity in the first 100 schools that we have in Lagos state.
”What that will do is not only give you access to the world, it will also ensure that all of your computer connectivity, the speed that is required for you to be able to access the entire world on your palm, it is at your disposal.