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    88 nominees emerge as 8th .ng awards voting portal opens

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    The Nigeria Internet Registration Association (NiRA), the registry of the .ng country code Top-Level Domain (ccTLD), has officially opened voting for the 8th edition of the .ng Awards, with 88 nominees shortlisted across 19 categories.

    Voting opened/ on October 31st, 2025, and will run for 20 days, closing at midnight on November 19th, 2025. Over the past eight years, the .ng Awards have recognized more than 100 organizations and individuals who have leveraged the .ng domain to build and strengthen Nigeria’s internet ecosystem. The Awards serve not only as a platform to celebrate excellence but also as a powerful vehicle for promoting the .ng brand and advancing Nigeria’s online identity.

    The President of NiRA, Mr. Adesola Akinsanya, emphasized the importance of this year’s edition in his statement, “The 8th edition of the .ng Awards is a celebration of progress and innovation within Nigeria’s digital ecosystem. Each nominee represents the growing trust, relevance, and adoption of the .ng domain across industries.”

    The nomination process, which was open to the public for 15 days, across 19 categories including Most Innovative Service Provider Online, Best Banking Website/Portal, Best Insurance Website/Portal, Best E-payment Website/Portal, .ng FinTech Company of the Year, Best E-commerce Website, Best Tertiary Institutions, Polytechnics, College of Education and School of Nursing Website/Portal, Best Primary/ Secondary School Website/ Portal, Startup Company of the Year, Local Hosting Company,  Technology Hub Website/Portal,  Agric-Tech Company of the Year, Digital Innovation in State Government, Digital Innovation in Federal Government, Best Print Media Website, Best Online Media Website, Electronic Media Website (Television), Electronic Media Website (Radio) and the prestigious Company of the Year category.

    To view the full list of shortlisted nominees and cast your vote, please visit the .ng Awards website.

    The 8th edition will be particularly special, as it coincides with NiRA’s 20th anniversary in 2025, marking a significant milestone of two decades of stewardship, innovation, and leadership in Nigeria’s internet landscape.

    The Chair of the .ng Awards Committee, Mr. Peter Oluka, reflected on the significance of this moment, “We congratulate all 88 shortlisted nominees for their continuous contributions to the growth of Nigeria’s digital space through the .ng domain. This year’s Awards carry even greater meaning as we celebrate two decades of NiRA’s excellence and reflect on the evolution of the .ng domain as a key pillar of our national digital identity.”

    The .ng Awards feature two distinct categories: the General Awards, which comprise 19 publicly nominated and voted categories, and the Presidential Awards, conferred directly by NiRA’s leadership to honour exceptional impact and contribution to Nigeria’s internet growth.

    NiRA’s Chief Operating Officer, Mrs. Oluwaseyi Onasanya, speaking on the core mission of the .ng Awards, noted, “The .ng Awards reflect NiRA’s broader mission of showcasing the .ng domain as the foundation of Nigeria’s digital identity”

    Following the voting phase, winners will be selected through the Awards criteria and evaluation process and announced at the .ng Awards Night, which will be held in December 2025.

    For further information on the voting process and the full list of nominees, kindly visit www.nira.org.ng/ngawards2025

     

     

     

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