- Efforts are ongoing to swiftly restore services for its affected customers following internet outages in Nigeria and neighbouring countries
- The disruptions stemmed from damage to international undersea cables vital for telecommunications and banking operations
- Reports confirmed that the damage, centred near Abidjan in Côte d’Ivoire, is impacting connectivity across several West and South African nations
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MainOne, a company providing digital infrastructure services in West Africa, expects it could take up to two weeks to fix its undersea submarine cables.
