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5G Network Can Create Over 3m Jobs – Expert

EDITORIAL USE ONLY Lewis Hamilton attends the official switch-on of VodafoneÕs 5G network as heÕs unveiled as the brandÕs new 5G UK ambassador at the Sky Garden, London. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Picture date: Wednesday July 3, 2019. The Vodafone 5G network is now officially live in a total of seven cities and will be live across 19 towns and cities across the UK by the end of 2019. Photo credit should read: Matt Alexander/PA Wire

Dr Richard Okoye, an expert in medical science, and the President of Save-a-Life Foundation, has said that ‘5G’ network is not responsible for the COVID-19 pandemic which is currently ravaging the world.

5G Network Can Create Over 3m Jobs – Expert

He also said that the Fifth Generation mobile network, popularly known as the ‘5G’ network, is capable of generating over three million jobs in Nigeria, if allowed to operate successfully.

Okoye, currently a researcher in artificial intelligence science, disclosed this while fielding questions from newsmen in Port Harcourt at the weekend.

He explained that the 5G network did not have such harmful effect on human life, as wrongly speculated.

“Just like other generations of mobile network which we are using in Nigeria here, like the 2G, 3G, and 4G mobile phones, the 5G is just an improvement on others, and they all use electro-magnetic wave, like any other radio or telecommunications waves.

“The benefit of the 5G is that it makes things faster, and a movie of about three hours you will download in about five minutes with 4G, but with 5G that will take about three seconds, “ he said.

Okoye said that countries like North and South Korea had launched the 5G network, stressing that the North Korea that launched it in April 2019 was not witnessing COVID-19 pandemic.

According to him, the 5G network will help in making things done faster, especially in the use of some machines, which he referred to as artificial intelligence, that will enable them carry out cancer operation faster and easier.

He said that the artificial intelligence which he was researching on, would be made available in Nigeria very soon.

The medical expert, however, urged Nigerians not to allow themselves to be deceived by those that always turn pure medical science matters to religious issues, thereby distracting the people on positive steps they are supposed to take.

He also urged the public to always seek for proper information and from the right sources.

 

 

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