James39:
I smell lies. Even the so called 4g is the regular 3.5g in some countries. Nigerians 5g will still be the 3.75g not even 4g self of some countries.

psucc:
Hmm mmm i wonder how Glo will deal with data when they key in. I use glo's 242mb to create 2 gmail accounts and phuamm it is gone.

bravesoul247:
Not news but worth knowing o. Its good Tecno is amongst phones that would be tested. Kudos to them.

iamapplord:


Lol!..which one is 3.75g??

Mohbola:
Good
Tecno is among.

Mohbola:
Good
Tecno is among.

Abiodunspectre:


Can Tecno really pull it off?

Coldie:

I swear. I once uses Glo 1gig and I did not download anything or open IG and in less than 24hours it was gone

Coldie:

I swear. I once uses Glo 1gig and I did not download anything or open IG and in less than 24hours it was gone

ken6488:
Check my signature for glo unlimited data

Abiodunspectre:


Can Tecno really pull it off?

abumeinben:
Which country did you think would use it first before...?

The only countries ahead of Nigeria telecoms are .... South Africa, Egypt, maybe Kenya.

Ejadike:
MTN Nigeria Plc announced that Nigeria has become the first country in West Africa to try 5G technology and applications.

It was the outcome of a collaboration between the Ministry of Communications Technology and Digital Economy, the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), MTN and Huawei (Abuja), ZTE (Calabar) and Ericsson and TECNO (Lagos.)

In a statement made available to newsmen, MTN said it was honoured to host the Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Dr. Isa Pantami; the Chairman of Nigerian Communications Commission, Senator Olabiyi Durojaiye, and the Chairman, the Executive Vice-Chairman of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), Prof. Garba Danbatta; House of Representatives, Committee on Communications, Honourable Akeem Adeyemi at the launch event, without whom the demo would not have been possible.

“This immersive demo and experience will travel across three Nigerian cities to showcase the capabilities of 5G and its potential to enable economic growth, and social inclusion”, the statement added.

The telecom giant explained that “by working together, MTN and its partner – Huawei – were able to provide a glimpse into a range of 5G use cases and applications at a test Lab designed to show proof-of-concept in Abuja. Standing alongside former Super Eagles captain, Joseph Yobo, attendees got to match their skills against an artificial-intelligence powered goalie; immerse themselves in a high-speed, low-latency virtual reality gaming world; experience ultra-high speed streaming and downloads on 5G devices; and engage in discourse with life-like holographic projections.

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