MainOne, a leading data center and digital infrastructure company, has announced that it has successfully restored internet services to some of its customers across West Africa. The company had previously reported that a submarine cable incident off the coast of West Africa was responsible for the internet disruptions experienced by telecoms and banks in Nigeria and neighboring countries.
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According to Tribune Online, MainOne’s initial investigation revealed that the damaged undersea cable might take up to five weeks to repair fully. The company has secured a maintenance agreement with the Atlantic Cable Maintenance and Repair Agreement (ACMA) to provide repair services for the affected submarine cable.
In a recent update, MainOne disclosed that it is making efforts to restore services to the remaining affected customers by utilizing capacity acquired on available cable systems. The company stated, “We have restored services to some customers and are actively working on restoring services to others via capacity acquired on available cable systems.”
The estimated repair time of five weeks is expected to allow MainOne’s submarine cable fault to be fixed, enabling the company to fully restore its services and independently supply capacity to its customers.
The incident has highlighted the importance of robust digital infrastructure and the need for efficient maintenance and repair processes to minimize the impact of such disruptions on businesses and consumers.
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