National carrier, Globacom, is continuing the connection of residential estates in Lagos and other cities to its fixed line network, riding on the Glo Broadaccess infrastructure. This is coming just as industry watchers are lamenting the preponderance of mobile lines over fixed lines in the country, given that fixed lines offer cheaper and more reliable voice and data services to the subscriber.
As part of this roll out drive,
the company has successfully connected the NICON Town, one of the newest
residential estates along the Lekki – Epe expressway in Lagos. According to Head
of Glo Broadaccess, Karuna Menon, Globacom is delivering high quality voice service,
data transmission, high speed internet services and video streaming to the 433
plots in the residential estate.
Menon explained that Globacom’s
fibre optic cable, laid earlier along the Lekki – Epe corridor, makes it easier
for the estate to seamlessly connect to Glo’s fibre optic infrastructure. From
the fibre optic on the express, the infrastructure is stepped down in a central
hub in the estate and redistributed to individual houses to connect to end
users.
The Globacom network installation
has the capacity for 1,568 connections, even though the estate currently has
about 433 houses. The estate residents have the privilege of choosing whatever bandwidth
bundle they desire, based on their
internet usage requirements, and this is made available by wireless multiple
cable points.
Apart from the NICON Estate,
several high-end customers have already been connected to the Glo Broadaccess
network and are already enjoying the services.
GLOBACOM launced it services in ghana on april 5, 2012 this news is totally false... I know that cos I work at GLOBACOM NIGERIA the best telecommunication company in nigeria made for nigerians
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