Nigeria's five-year broadband expansion plan has ended without achieving its goal of 70% internet access, according to a recent report. The country remains far below the target, highlighting a persistent digital divide. The strategy aimed to improve connectivity across urban and rural areas, but progress has been limited. Experts note that infrastructure challenges and funding gaps have hindered the initiative. The gap between urban and rural access remains wide, with many communities still lacking reliable internet services. The report calls for renewed efforts to close the digital divide and improve access for all citizens.