NCC Licenses Amazon and Rivals to Challenge Starlink's Dominance in Nigeria's Broadband Market
The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has approved licenses for Amazon's low earth orbit broadband network, Amazon Leo, and other European players to offer satellite internet services in Nigeria, challenging Starlink's position. With 23 million Nigerians living in underserved areas, the move aims to bridge the digital access gap.
Starlink, owned by Elon Musk's SpaceX, faces increased competition as Amazon Leo plans to provide various satellite services beyond major cities. This development signifies a shift in the telecommunications landscape in Nigeria.
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