The Executive Vice Chairman and Chief Executive Officer (EVC/CEO) of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), Dr. Aminu Maida, on Thursday, received a delegation from Galaxy Backbone led by the MD/CEO, Prof. Ibrahim A. Adeyanju.
The visit offered an opportunity for the two government agencies to explore potential areas of collaboration and exchange ideas on improving Nigeria’s telecommunications infrastructure.
Galaxy Backbone, established by the Federal Government of Nigeria, operates a nationwide IP-based network that provides a common platform for connectivity and other infrastructure services for all Government Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs).
The visit offered an opportunity for the two government agencies to explore potential areas of collaboration and exchange ideas on improving Nigeria’s telecommunications infrastructure.
Galaxy Backbone, established by the Federal Government of Nigeria, operates a nationwide IP-based network that provides a common platform for connectivity and other infrastructure services for all Government Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs).
During the meeting, Dr. Maida and Prof. Adeyanju discussed various initiatives aimed at using technology to improve service networks and systems across the country.
Discussions focused on improving interoperability between NCC and Galaxy Backbone to provide strong telecommunications infrastructure and comprehensive services nationwide.
Both sides expressed their commitment to promoting innovation and digital transformation in Nigeria, focusing on the expansion of quality telecommunications services.
During the meeting, Dr. Maida and Prof. Adeyanju discussed various initiatives aimed at using technology to improve service networks and systems across the country.
Discussions focused on improving interoperability between NCC and Galaxy Backbone to provide strong telecommunications infrastructure and comprehensive services nationwide.
Both sides expressed their commitment to promoting innovation and digital transformation in Nigeria, focusing on the expansion of quality telecommunications services.
The visit underlined the importance of strategic partnerships in developing Nigeria’s technology economy and strengthening the country’s position as a major player in African telecommunications.
