Nigeria's five-year broadband expansion plan has ended without achieving its goal of 70% internet access. The country remains far below the target, highlighting a persistent digital divide. Despite efforts to increase connectivity, the actual penetration remains low, raising concerns about the effectiveness of the strategy. The gap between the planned and actual outcomes underscores challenges in infrastructure development and implementation. Experts suggest that the lack of progress may be due to insufficient investment and regulatory hurdles. The outcome may affect economic growth and digital inclusion in the country.