The number of mobile internet users in Nigeria inched close to 100 million users in the first quarter of 2015 according to the Nigerian Communications Commissions (NCC). A storm in a cup of tea, or Yahoo!? Well, depends on who you ask. And if you’re aspiring to climb mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, but still spend ‘hours’ waiting for the elevator at your office, and you’re not quadriplegic, then shame on you!
Check other news that made the rounds across Africa:
Nigerian Mobile Internet Users Jump to 96.2 MN -NCC
The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) stated that Mobile internet users in Nigeria grew by 13.6% to an all time high of 92.6M users during the first half of 2015.
When a Female Quadriplegic Does the Impossible
Chaeli Mycroft and Mount Kilimanjaro have something in common, it’ll surprise you what it is.
GEN Announces its Week and a $100MN Support for Entrepreneurs
The Global Entrepreneurship Network has announced its Week scheduled for November and has pegged $100 million to support innovative entrepreneurs.
IBM Launches its SmartCamp Program in Four African Countries
IBM has launched its 2015 SmartCamp set to hold in 30 cities across the world including Cairo, Casablanca, Johannesburg, Nairobi
Diesel Discovery App, Yuzah, and Airtel Nigeria, Tag Along
Yuzah has partnered Airtel Nigeria to launch its mobile app for the discovery and delivery of diesel. Sit back and place your order.
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