IXPN goals; sovereign cloud talks; market power

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1. IXPN targets 90% local internet traffic by 2046 as Nigeria eyes African content hub status: The Internet Exchange Point of Nigeria aims to domesticate ninety percent of internet traffic by two thousand forty-six. CEO Muhammad Rudman stated this goal supports positioning Nigeria as an African content hub. The plan involves expanding infrastructure across thirty-six states and increasing local hosting to reduce reliance on international data routes. 2. Galaxy Backbone, 2 companies in talks to deploy sovereign cloud in Nigeria: Galaxy Backbone Limited is negotiating with two unnamed technology firms to deploy sovereign cloud infrastructure via public-private partnership. The initiative supports data localization under the Integrated Digital Transformation Strategy. The company also reported securing its Lagos Data Centre and training over one thousand six hundred seventy public servants in digital skills. 3. MainOne’s Opeke: Africa must turn connectivity into digital businesses that last: MainOne Managing Director Funke Opeke argues Africa must convert internet access into sustainable digital businesses. She cited recent corporate withdrawals as evidence that connectivity alone is insufficient. Opeke emphasized the need for stable economic conditions and local solutions to retain investment and create lasting jobs across the continent. 4. NCC flags significant market power in Nigeria mobile voice market: A study by the Nigerian Communications Commission and PwC identifies significant market power in six telecom subsegments. The retail mobile voice market shows high concentration, with MTN and Airtel holding approximately eighty-six percent of subscriptions. The Herfindahl-Hirschman Index for this sector reached five thousand four hundred twenty-one.

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