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    Galaxy Backbone engages Kano’s stakeholders on service offerings

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    The management of Galaxy Backbone Limited, Nigerian government-owned Information and Communications technology service provider with expertise in connectivity, hosting & security services to businesses in the private & public sectors, yesterday engaged stakeholders in Kano, North-West Nigeria on some of its service offerings.

    At the stakeholder forum, which attracted professionals from the Public and Private sectors in the commercial city of Kano and its neighbouring states, Galaxy Backbone’s Chief Executive Officer, Professor Muhammad Abubakar and management team were on the ground to engage and share firsthand with the professionals.

    Professor Muhammad Abubakar
    Professor Muhammad Abubakar

    Speaking, Professor Muhammad Abubakar said: “As we grow our business in the Northwestern region with this event, we hope to improve the internet connectivity and digital infrastructure experience of this region through the provision of smart digital solutions which would grow the economy, provide more opportunities and uplift the standard of living of the people,”.

    In his brief speech, he disclosed that GBB has got Datacentres, Network Management Centres, Security Operations Centres and physical presence across the six geopolitical zones of our nation.

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