Surfwella, a free Wi-Fi facility, will be made accessible in Nigerian universities, from this week, to give a lift to tertiary instruction in the nation.
The Chief Marketing Officer, Surfwella, Olusola Bankole, said on Sunday that the firm would make accessible the free Wi-Fi in all university campuses in the nation.
Surfwella is a Corporate Social Responsibility activity of an indigenous 4G administrator, Cyberspace Network Limited, and a stage for social and intellectual registering.
"The University of Abuja will be the first beneficiary, with the administration planned for dispatch on the institution's campus this week Wednesday," Bankole said.
As indicated by him, while the firm is uncovering the administration at the University of Abuja and different
institutions, it is as yet fabricating and including more elements the Internet framework.
"The use is thoroughly free. No installment, no membership, no information buy, and no requirement for modems. It is free Internet in the most useable shape on the Wi-Fi," he said.
He stated, "The Lagos State University will be next, followed one after another by the College of Agric, Lafiaji, and the University of Lagos."
Bankole said that Surfwella was doing this as an approach to offer back to the general public.
"It is our own type of Corporate Social Responsibility. It is tied in with engaging the students to be all inclusive focused, and access to free Internet is the most ideal approach to enable the growing approaching Generation-Z.
"The entire thought of this venture is to guarantee that future alumni from universities across the nation will contend with their counterparts from different nations of the globe. All the more along these lines, the surest approach to be a business visionary is to procuring Information and Communications Technology abilities," he included.
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