The Senate resolution is sequel to a motion on the present status of 5G Network in Nigeria.
The motion was sponsored by Sen. Uche Ekwunife , who in her lead debate said there were growing concerns on the on-going discussion about the current status of 5G network in Nigeria, especially in regards to the question, ‘if Nigeria is presently connected to 5G.’
She, however, said that 5G network has also been reported to hold a lot of promises for mobile broadband services because of its faster speed and better capacity. She said that several countries, including Switzerland, one of the world leaders in the roll out of 5G mobile technology has placed an indefinite moratorium on the use of 5G network because of the health concern.
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