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    Galaxy Backbone unveils new brand identity at 20th anniversary gala

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    Galaxy Backbone (GBB)has unveiled a bold new brand identity at an unveiling that took place during its 20th Anniversary Gala and Awards Night, marking two decades of driving digital transformation across government institutions and the nation.

    The landmark event brought together government leaders, policymakers, industry stakeholders, partners, customers, and staff to celebrate GBB’s contributions to building a digitally connected and technology-enabled Nigeria.

    The unveiling of the new brand identity was the defining moment of the evening, signaling the organization’s evolution and readiness to lead the next phase of Nigeria’s digital future.

    Speaking at the event, the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Galaxy Backbone, Professor Ibrahim Adeyanju, said the new identity reflects both the organization’s achievements over the past twenty years and its bold ambitions for the future.

    “For twenty years, Galaxy Backbone has remained a trusted partner in Nigeria’s digital transformation journey, connecting governments, empowering institutions, and building the digital infrastructure that powers progress,” Adeyanju stated.

    He noted that while the organization celebrates its accomplishments, it also recognizes the need to continuously evolve in response to changing tech realities.

    “Organizations that endure must evolve. They must grow, adapt, and continually position themselves to meet the changing needs of their customers, stakeholders, and the future,” he added. “While our look is changing, our purpose remains the same: to connect, innovate, enable and deliver smart digital solutions that will drive a digitally transformed Nigeria,” he added.

    Describing the unveiling as more than a visual transformation, Professor Adeyanju emphasized that the new look embodies a renewed commitment to excellence, innovation, and seamless service delivery.

    According to him, the milestone directly reinforces Galaxy Backbone’s commitment to advancing the federal government’s Renewed Hope Agenda under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. As Nigeria accelerates its digital transformation and economic diversification drive, GBB remains strategically positioned as a critical enabler of secure digital infrastructure, seamless government connectivity, and innovative public sector solutions.

    The refreshed brand identity signals GBB’s dedication to supporting a digitally empowered government that delivers efficiency, transparency, and improved service delivery to citizens nationwide.

    Since its establishment in 2006, Galaxy Backbone has played a pivotal role in advancing Nigeria’s digital agenda, by providing broadband connectivity and cloud services, robust cybersecurity solutions, state-of-the-art data center services and digital platforms and shared ICT infrastructure for public institutions

    Over the past two decades, the organization has expanded its footprint across the country, connecting government institutions, supporting digital governance initiatives, enabling service delivery, and providing the foundational digital backbone required for national development.

    The 20th-anniversary celebration, themed ‘Two Decades of Digital Impact’, reflected on past achievements while looking toward the future of digital inclusion, public sector innovation, and Nigeria’s emergence as a leading digital economy.

    The anniversary gala also featured recognition awards for outstanding staff, partners, and stakeholders whose contributions have supported the organization’s growth and success over the years. With this refreshed identity, Galaxy Backbone is poised to build on its legacy, continuing to deliver the smart technology solutions that power government, businesses, and citizens across Nigeria.

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