Nigeria has dropped two places on the Digital Quality of Life Index. The annual study which is curated by Surfshark ranks 121 countries by their digital well-being based on five core pillars—internet quality, internet affordability, e-security, e-infrastructure, and e-government.
Out of the Index’s five pillars, Nigeria performed best in internet quality, claiming 62nd place, while facing challenges in internet affordability, ranking 108th. The nation ranks 73rd in e-security, 88th in e-government, and 93rd in e-infrastructure.
Yesterday, our reporter, Johnstone Kpilaakaa, discussed his takeaways from the report on Channels TV’s Business Morning. Watch a recap of the conversation.
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Last updated: February 5, 2026
