Providing reliable and affordable internet services.
Akure, Ondo, Nigeria
Joined August 2026
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At our previous Builders Spotlight, @AkureLink brought an important perspective to the conversation: reliable internet access isn't just about connectivity
It's also about affordability and the infrastructure needed to make it possible
These are the kinds of real-world challenges we want builders to keep discussing
More conversations like this at our next Builders Spotlight ↓
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Reliable internet is one thing. Making it affordable enough for households to access is another
For @AkureLink, the conversation goes beyond connectivity. It’s also about tackling the upfront cost of equipment, solar power, and installation, and exploring ways to make access more achievable for more households
How can we make reliable internet accessible to more people?
Thank you for the shout out Roburna. We will be sharing updates on the progress of the business model, including videos and helpers on how anyone interested can start something similar.
Also if you need something similar in your environment. Don't hesitate to hit up on whatsapp.
Sometimes, building a better internet connection means doing more than switching providers
It means getting the right equipment, configuring the network, and making sure it works for the people who depend on it
That challenge became the starting point for @AkureLink ↓
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Sometimes, building a better internet connection means doing more than switching providers
It means getting the right equipment, configuring the network, and making sure it works for the people who depend on it
That challenge became the starting point for @AkureLink ↓
Akure link retweeted
Reliable internet is one thing. Making it affordable enough for households to access is another
For @AkureLink, the conversation goes beyond connectivity. It’s also about tackling the upfront cost of equipment, solar power, and installation, and exploring ways to make access more achievable for more households
How can we make reliable internet accessible to more people?