Senate urges FG to discontinue 5G deployment plan
While noting that some countries, including Switzerland, which had earlier rolled out the 5G mobile technology, have placed an indefinite moratorium on the use of 5G network due to the health concerns, Sen. Ekwunife pointed out that it was important for Nigeria to investigate the status of 5G network in Nigeria to protect the health of Nigerians and foreign residents in the country.
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