sowande, olugbenga, AkinkunmiIdachaba, FrancisAgboje, EAdebowale, Quadri, R.Faruk, NasirOlawoyin, LukmonOnidare, Samuel, O.Ilesanmi, Olufemi2021-04-262021-04-262018-04-212141-3959https://uilspace.unilorin.edu.ng/handle/20.500.12484/4847It is expected by 2020 5G cellular technologies will be rolled out, and it is expected to provide higher data rate, reduces end-to-end delay, ultra-low energy consumption and interconnects to other existing and emerging technology (autonomous systems). Different working groups have proposed different template that will suite 5G cellular network, but these can only be achieved by harmonizing all these standards, policies and regulations to achieve this goal. This study focused on how existing mobile cellular technologies can be fused into the proposed 5G cellular technology and highlight key challenges that will be experienced from planning phase to full deployment phase.enSecond generationThird GenerationFourth generationFifth GenerationPoint-to-PointSoftware Defined RadioArticle