At FiberOne, we are all about making life smoother for you, from seamless internet streaming to top-tier customer support. And now, we’ve just made that support even easier (and cheaper) to reach.

Introducing the “Call Support Free” feature on the MyFOB App and Self Service platform.
Yes, you read that right , you can now call FiberOne for FREE, directly from your app, without using airtime or dialling any phone numbers.

Why This Matters

We know the small things matter, like not having to waste airtime when you need quick help, or trying to find the right phone number when you’re in a rush.

That’s why we built this feature for you.

Here’s what you get with Free Call Support:

    No airtime required

    No phone numbers to dial

    No long wait times

    Just open the app and tap to call

Whether you’re having a technical issue, want to confirm an appointment, or just have a question, you now have a faster and more convenient way to talk to us.

How Customers Can Use It

Getting started is super simple. Here’s how:

Download or update the MyFOB App on your smartphone

    Log in with your FiberOne account

    Tap the “Call Support Free” option on the homepage

    You’ll be connected directly to our support team — instantly!

No codes. No stress. Just support when you need it.

Stay Connected. Stay In Control.

This is just one of the many ways we’re putting more control in your hands and building a smarter, more accessible support experience for every customer.

Download or update the MyFOB App today to start enjoying this free feature.

As Nigeria marks the second anniversary of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration, FiberOne, the country’s leading fiber broadband internet provider, has praised the government’s bold steps in transforming the nation’s digital economy and strengthening broadband infrastructure.

In a statement shared with the media, FiberOne CEO Lanre Ore commended the President for leading a digital-first agenda that is fueling economic growth, improving internet access, and setting the foundation for long-term digital inclusion.

President Tinubu’s leadership in accelerating Nigeria’s digital economy and broadband infrastructure rollout stands out significantly among his administration’s first two years of achievements.

Enabling a Thriving Digital Economy

According to the National Bureau of Statistics, the telecom sector contributed over ₦3.3 trillion to Nigeria’s GDP in Q1 2025, highlighting the critical role of broadband infrastructure in driving economic growth.

Access to fast, affordable internet powers small businesses, remote learning, fintech innovation, and job creation. President Tinubu’s reforms are creating the right conditions for ISPs like FiberOne to deliver better service across the country, the company stated.

Supporting National Development Through Connectivity

FiberOne is aligned with the Federal Government’s 3 Million Technical Talent (3MTT) program, which aims to train Nigerians in digital skills by 2027.

Our efforts include:

• Expanding last-mile fiber to underserved areas

• Deploying WiFi 6 routers for faster, more reliable home internet

• Offering CSR initiatives and technical training through the FiberOne Training Academy (FOTA) to prepare youth for careers in tech.

These initiatives directly support Nigeria’s goal of building a future-ready workforce and bridging the digital divide.

A Stronger Public-Private Collaboration

FiberOne also applauded the evolving partnership between ISPs and the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), which has helped foster a better regulatory environment, empowering telecom providers to scale faster and serve more Nigerians.

“Fiber broadband in Nigeria is no longer a luxury—it’s a necessity. We are proud to support the Federal Government’s mission to deliver reliable, fast internet to millions,” said Lanre Ore.

Conclusion: Building Nigeria’s Digital Future, One Connection at a Time

As Nigeria continues its journey toward becoming a digitally empowered economy, FiberOne reaffirms its commitment to expanding fiber broadband coverage, improving customer experiences, and collaborating with stakeholders to enable internet access that fuels innovation and economic prosperity.

Click here to read the full press release.

FiberOne Broadband’s Chief Executive Officer, Lanre Ore, is making headlines following his appearance at GITEX Africa in Marrakech, Morocco, where he delivered a compelling message on the future of digital connectivity in Africa.

Speaking during a high-level panel session titled “Critical International Partnerships for Fibre Deployment,” Ore stressed that Africa’s ambition for a thriving digital economy hinges on strategic collaboration and cross-border infrastructure development. His remarks, which were featured in Punch Newspaper, spotlighted the urgency of building inclusive fibre networks to bridge the digital divide across the continent.

Africa’s digital growth story will stall without a strong fibre-optic backbone,” Ore said. “No single entity, government or private, can build this future alone. We need alignment, investment, and shared vision across borders.