The United States and Nigeria have signed a $2 million grant agreement to boost Nigeria’s digital connectivity. The deal aims to expand fiber optic infrastructure by an impressive 90,000 kilometers, marking a significant leap toward enhanced internet accessibility and economic growth.
Announced during a high-profile ceremony, the initiative is set to bridge digital divides, improve communication systems, and drive innovation across the country. The project underscores the US commitment to supporting Nigeria’s digital transformation under President Tinibu’s administration.
“This partnership will empower millions of Nigerians with better access to opportunities in the digital economy,” a US representative stated. The project aligns with Nigeria’s ambition to become Africa’s leading tech hub, fostering connectivity and creating jobs.
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