The cost of these various items are reducing fast in countries that have fully adopted Internet. Also one requires a digital phone for the Net. Most of our current phones are analog and suffer from long downtime due to one reason or the other. Eventually, Nigeria may need to join the rest of the advanced countries in the use of wireless communication, as this shall greatly enhance service to our rural population as well. Conclusion Information Technology, solidly hinged on Internet is a new money-spinner in the world.
Internet has the prospect of breaking Nigeria's dependence on only oil for income.
It has the capability of transforming Nigeria from a third world to a 'second' world country. Nigeria and indeed Nigerians should grab the opportunities derivable from the Internet. References John R. Levine et al. 3 rd Annual Issue.