WIMAX in NIGERIA

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Permalink Reply by WiMAX Broadband Solutions on May 8, 2008 at 11:03am

Very good question. You could start with the attached spectrum map showing who deploys wimax in Africa. In my opinion the position for WiMAX in Africa is VERY strong. Any emerging market that lacks IP infrastructure should be an area well suited for wimax technologies.

Mike Wolleben

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Permalink Reply by ANTHONY ELUE on May 8, 2008 at 11:38am

This is nice to know of the Navini and Hyperia project in Port Harcourt on the 3.5Ghz scalable to
802.16e mobile wimax technology.
Are there plans on licensing lower frequencies in the 2Ghz band to facilitate the new mobile trend.

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Permalink Reply by Carlos Rey Moreno on December 7, 2009 at 7:44am

Hi Anthony, I have identified several WiMAX netwroks in Nigeria:
- Mobitel/Airspan http://bit.ly/7wTKSh
- Suburban Broadband http://bit.ly/7wTKSh
- G-MAX http://galaxy-networks.com/

Hope it helps

Carlos

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Permalink Reply by Babatunde Adegoroye on January 31, 2010 at 9:40am

Hello Carlos, What do I need to start WiMAX in Nigeria? I was in Nigeria, and I still realize that bandwidth for both mobile and regular connection is slow. I'm planing to implement a project that will need high upstream and downstream rate.

Carlos Rey Moreno said:

Hi Anthony, I have identified several WiMAX netwroks in Nigeria:
- Mobitel/Airspan http://bit.ly/7wTKSh
- Suburban Broadband http://bit.ly/7wTKSh
- G-MAX http://galaxy-networks.com/

Hope it helps

Carlos

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Permalink Reply by Carlos Rey Moreno on February 7, 2010 at 2:58am

I'm sorry Babatunde, but I do not know, I only identified the providers as I was searching for non-commercial WiMAX projects in Nigeria, but I can't help you with what is needed to start a company since I do not know how it works there.

Regards,

Carlos

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