In a statement issued by the company, the Head of Managed Services and IP, Chidinma Iwe, said the integration to IPv6 addresses on the network of the Internet Exchange Point of Nigeria was borne out of the desire to create more robust and inexhaustible wholesale Internet connectivity and avert the possible blockade from the exhaustion of Internet Protocol Version Four addresses
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