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‘Starlink’s Investment in Nigeria Will Boost National Development’

Industry experts have commended the significant investment of Elon Musk’s Starlink in Nigeria, insisting that such investment in Nigeria’s telecommunications infrastructure, demonstrates the company’s unwavering commitment to Africa.

According to reports, the company has acquired acres of land in Nigeria in order to build ground stations, or Gateways, across the country.

These strategically located facilities, expected to be fully operational by 2025, will play a crucial role in facilitating communication with Starlink satellites orbiting the Earth, thereby enhancing data transmission and significantly improving internet performance for users in Nigeria, the industry experts said.Since its entry into the Nigerian market in 2022, Starlink has made rapid strides, becoming a transformative force in the country’s telecom sector. As of the first quarter of 2024, Starlink solidified its position as the third-largest Internet Service Provider (ISP) in the country. This remarkable achievement is a result of the company’s innovative technology and strategic partnerships with leading Nigerian businesses.

Starlink’s success in Nigeria has been largely attributed to its partnership with Africa’s foremost technology distribution company, TD Africa. Trusted by international industry giants, TD Africa has facilitated the widespread availability of Starlink kits across Nigeria. Through this partnership, Starlink’s reach has expanded, and TD Africa’s standing as a major force in the continent’s technological landscape has been reinforced.Additionally, Starlink’s exclusive shop-in-shop collaboration with Nigeria’s composite e-commerce platform, Konga, and some other retail outlets further amplified its presence in the country and provided customers with convenient access to Starlink’s kits and accessories.

“Nigerians are experiencing better connectivity and a higher penetration of the internet as a result of these partnerships. The thriving partnership between TD Africa, Konga, and Starlink has increased trust in Nigerian companies and attracted international interest.

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