FiberOne Broadband is expanding its internet services to seven more Nigerian states as the internet service provider combines network growth with increased investment in community infrastructure, youth training and school connectivity.
The company said it plans to launch services in Abeokuta, Edo, Ondo, Delta, Kano and Kaduna before the end of the year, adding to its existing footprint in Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt, Ilorin and its recently launched operations in Ibadan.
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The expansion comes as FiberOne seeks to build a wider national broadband business while using community projects and skills development to deepen its relationship with areas where it operates.
In Lagos, the company recently commissioned a rehabilitated road and street-lighting project in the Anthony and Mende communities of Kosofe Local Government Area.
