Who Will Be The First Nigerian Mobile Operator To Partner With Facebook’s Internet.Org?

To mark the second year of running the internet.org app in Zambia, Facebook announced that they are looking to partner with more mobile operators from all over the world for the Internet.org project:

As we approach year two, we’ve taken everything we’ve learned from working closely with our partners and are now ready to scale Internet.org free basic services. We’ve made it easier for any mobile operator to turn on Internet.org in new countries through a partner portal that includes technical tools and best practices, improving the process to offer free basic services to the unconnected. New operator partners can get started at www.internet.org/operators.

With our recently announced Internet.org Platform, we’ve also made it easy for any developer to create services that integrate with Internet.org. Our goal is to work with as many mobile operators and developers as possible to extend the benefits of connectivity to diverse, local communities around the world.

 

Internet.org is a Facebook project that was primarily introduced to provide free and useful basic internet services to those who have no access to the internet.
Knowing the strong competition that exists in mobile telecommunication industry, we wonder which Nigerian mobile network will get a head start with Facebook’s internet.org.

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