Globacom Enhances Data Speeds and Eliminates Congestion Nationwide with Spectrum Expansion

Globacom, a leading Nigerian telecommunications company, has successfully completed a massive nationwide network infrastructure upgrade aimed at boosting data speeds and eliminating congestion. The upgrade, announced on December 4, 2025, involves acquiring significant new spectrum to expand capacity and enhance the 4G experience for Nigerians.
This strategic commitment by Globacom sets a new benchmark for connectivity across the country, promising a high-speed and buffer-free internet experience. The company's investment in additional high-capacity spectrum is a crucial step towards dramatically improving its nationwide broadband performance, increasing data carrying capacity, and supporting higher volumes of traffic at significantly faster speeds.
The upgrade includes the deployment of thousands of LTE sites this year, with hundreds of new sites already operational and thousands more scheduled for rollout next year. Globacom aims to deepen broadband penetration, fortify indoor and outdoor connectivity across Nigerian states, and enhance its national fiber backbone.
The company's efforts are expected to significantly improve network reliability, coverage, and service quality nationwide.
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