Nigeria Cameroon Submarine Cable System (NCSCS)
The Nigeria Cameroon Submarine Cable System (NCSCS) is a vital telecommunications infrastructure project designed to enhance internet connectivity and telecommunications services between Nigeria and Cameroon. This submarine cable system plays a crucial role in bridging the digital divide and facilitating better communication and data transfer in the region.
Ready for Service Date:
The NCSCS was officially launched and ready for service in Q3 2022. This completion marked a significant milestone for the telecommunications landscape in both Nigeria and Cameroon, providing enhanced bandwidth and improved connectivity.
Cable Landing Stations:
The NCSCS features multiple cable landing stations strategically located to optimize connectivity. The main cable landing stations are located in:
These landing points ensure stable and high-speed internet access for users in both countries, contributing to regional connectivity and the development of digital services.
Total Capacity:
The total capacity of the Nigeria Cameroon Submarine Cable System is approximately 36 Terabits per second (Tbps). This high capacity supports a wide array of telecommunications services, including internet access, data transfer, and cloud services, catering to the growing demand for high-speed internet in West and Central Africa.
Lifespan of the Cable:
The expected lifespan of the NCSCS submarine cable is around 25 years. This durability ensures a long-term solution for improving telecommunication networks and provides a reliable infrastructure for the growing digital economy in the region.
Consortium Members:
The NCSCS is developed and operated by a consortium comprising the following members:
These consortium members are committed to enhancing the telecommunications landscape in Nigeria and Cameroon, fostering collaboration and innovation in the sector to meet the needs of users and businesses alike.