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Nigeria, others earn $240b as mobile technologies support 13m jobs regionally

Nigeria, others earn $240b as mobile technologies support 13m jobs regionally
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Mobile technologies contributed $240 billion to the African economy in 2025, supporting 13 million jobs across the region. Despite this growth, the GSMA report highlights a significant 'usage gap' where many people with network coverage remain offline due to affordability and literacy barriers.

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Understanding the digital divide is essential for economic development policy in emerging markets, particularly in Nigeria.

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The article relies on industry data from the GSMA to provide an economic overview.

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