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Rising Poverty, Costs Dampen ESIM Adoption, Impact On Nigeria s Card Production

Rising Poverty, Costs Dampen ESIM Adoption, Impact On Nigeria s Card Production
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Rising poverty, costs dampen eSIM adoption, impact on Nigeria s card production | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News — Nigeria — The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News

Nigeria’s conventional plastic subscriber identity module (SIM) cards producers may have found succour in the dismal number of people with access to smartphones as well as to the Internet, with indications showing that it might take a longer period for embedded SIM (eSIM) to gain traction in the country.

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How Polaris Bank s Vulte gives power to customers

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