Nigeria's digital infrastructure lags behind app-based economic growth

Following Uber's exit from the Nigerian market, experts highlight that the country's rapid adoption of digital applications has outpaced the development of necessary physical, institutional, and informational infrastructure.

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When the app meets an analogue economy: What Uber’s exit should make Nigeria ask (1), By Dipo Baruwa

The deeper issue is that Nigeria is more digitally connected than digitally organised. We have acquired the applications and embraced the devices, but we have not built all the physical, institutional and information infrastructure needed to extract their full economic value. Yet Nigeria is not short of plans. The National Integrated Infrastructure Master Plan already […] The post When the app meets an analogue economy: What Uber’s exit should make Nigeria ask (1), By Dipo Baruwa appeared fir...

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