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    WIOCC and Galaxy Backbone join forces to accelerate Nigeria’s digital transformation

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    WIOCC, Africa’s leading carrier, and Galaxy Backbone Limited (GBB), a premier digital infrastructure and shared services provider, have announced a strategic partnership to bolster high-speed internet connectivity across Nigeria.

    This collaboration leverages WIOCC’s extensive wholesale fiber network and GBB’s robust national fiber footprint to enhance scalability, efficiency, and service delivery for businesses, government institutions, and underserved communities. By working together, the two companies aim to bridge the digital divide and propel Nigeria’s digital economy forward.

    At the signing ceremony, which was held at the Galaxy Backbone’s headquarters in Abuja and was attended by Darren Bedford, Group Chief Development Officer at WIOCC, and Professor Ibrahim A. Adeyanju, Managing Director/CEO of Galaxy Backbone. Both leaders emphasized the strategic alignment of the two organizations in driving digital transformation and setting a new standard for innovation and connectivity in Nigeria.

    Professor Ibrahim A. Adeyanju stated, “Our mission is to provide robust digital infrastructure that underpins Nigeria’s digital economy. This partnership with WIOCC reinforces our commitment to digital inclusion and provides a platform for collaboration that will revolutionize how businesses, governments, and communities operate in today’s digital age.”

    Darren Bedford added, “This collaboration with Galaxy Backbone mirrors our shared vision of driving digital transformation. Together, we are creating a platform for innovation and economic growth that will benefit the country with world-class connectivity.”

    Key Benefits of the Partnership:

    • Enhanced Connectivity: Improved internet connectivity across Nigeria, especially in underserved regions.
    • Accelerated Digital Transformation: Fostering digital innovation and economic growth.
    • Improved Service Delivery: Enhanced service quality and reliability for businesses and government institutions.
    • Strengthened Digital Ecosystem: Creating a robust digital ecosystem that supports the growth of digital businesses and services.

    By combining their strengths and expertise, WIOCC and Galaxy Backbone are poised to make a significant impact on Nigeria’s digital landscape, empowering individuals, businesses, and the nation as a whole.

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