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Business NewsCompaniesTech News Lagosians can now take advantage of Google's free WiFi services By Fikayo Owoeye
Anjali Joshi who is vice president of Google for Product Management, told Reuters in Lagos: "We are deploying the service in Lagos today, but the "
Ms. Ehimuan-Chiazor mentioned that data access was a serious challenge, broadband penetration being weak, and unreliable." with a partnership with 21st Century to launch Google Station in Lagos. " Google closed the application process with more than 5,500 entries.These high-end applications allow users to have a great experience surfing on the Internet Go cards will now provide users with detailed directions, whether they travel by car, bus or on foot. Yem Osinbajo Vice President of Nigeria recently met with CEO of Google Sundar Pichai to discuss the planned projects
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"I believe we can expand broadband connectivity and reach significantly in the next year or two and we will be partners in any way possible with Google ". For those who theoretically have access, Internet services can be far too expensive to be considered by many residents. "Jobs are created and, in many important ways, there is a real chance to improve the quality of life for many of our citizens." Now, it looks like Google aims Africa with Google Station . Since then, Google Stations have been created in India, Indonesia, Thailand, and now in Nigeria . The service is expected to benefit at least 10 million Nigerians this year. The speed of the Internet in Nigeria, which is 3.9 Mbps, is also below the world standard of 7.2 Mbps.
The Internet around the world is something that has always interested Google . [19659004] He said that he would generate service money in Nigeria by placing Google advertisements in the login portal.
The mission of Google is to organize global information and make it universally accessible and useful. He will also see Nigeria join the revolution that encourages students to explore different learning experiences outside the clbadroom.
