Nigeria ranks behind South Africa, Rwanda, 4 others in fastest internet speed

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Nigeria ranks behind South Africa, Rwanda, 4 others in fastest internet speed
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Nigeria trailed behind Réunion, South Africa, Eswatini, Rwanda, Mauritius, and Botswana to emerge seventh in a ranking of Sub-Saharan African countries with the fastest internet speed. This is according to the 2024 Worldwide Broadband Speed Report published on Tuesday by Cable.co.uk.

Nigeria trailed behind Réunion, South Africa , Eswatini, Rwanda , Mauritius, and Botswana to emerge seventh in a ranking of Sub-Saharan African countries with the fastest internet speed. This is according to the 2024 Worldwide Broadband Speed Report published on Tuesday by Cable.co.uk. The report showed that Nigeria recorded an average download speed of 27.62 megabits per second.

Meanwhile, Sudan , Central African Republic , and Ethiopia all fell among the slowest ten countries in the world for average network speed. According to the report, the average internet speed in Africa was 14.99 Mbps making Africa the region with the second-lowest internet speed globally. “50 countries were measured in the second-slowest region Sub-Saharan Africa, which averaged a download speed of 14.99Mbps overall.

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