Mobile Network Infrastructure as a Catalyst for Socio-Economic Growth in a Developing Economy
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https://doi.org/10.38124/ijsrmt.v5i1.1125Keywords:
Mobile Network, Socioeconomic development, Mixed-method approach, Network Infrastructure, GSM, International linkagesAbstract
Mobile Network world wide is of concern and has rapidly evolved to become a cornerstone for socioeconomic development in many parts of the world, especially in developing nations. This paper takes a critical look at the impact, issues and challenges of mobile Network in Nigeria, using mixed-methods approach, including data analysis, relevant informations from national dailies, journals and internet-based sources. The paper adopts a descriptive approach on the role of mobile Network in a developing society using Nigeria as a case study. Mobile Network issue in Nigeria has different dimension or component such as, Network availability, Network access and Network utilization. The challenges of Network are not limited to poverty but management, security, fraud, politics and technical indifferences. This paper presents a strategic framework for mobile Network security intervention in Nigeria. This strategy includes good governance, infrastructure, sustainable Networking, strengthening and improving both local and international linkages.
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