A recent report by the World Bank says that less than 20 per cent of households in Nigeria and other African countries own a computer. In the 177-page report titled ‘Digital Progress and Trends Report’, the World Bank shed light on the digital divide between low and high-income countries and its impact on the economy, business and income. The report stated that the cost of broadband subscriptions across high and middle-income countries has been stable since 2020 but has risen significantly in low-income countries. For example, in low-income countries, the median price of a fixed broadband plan…