Information and Communications Technology (ICT) company, ipNX Nigeria Limited, has expressed its commitment in supporting digital connectivity and access to the expansion of Nigeria’s digital transformation agenda.
The company said it remained steadfast in delivering its mandate in the continued contribution to the development of critical telecommunications infrastructure and the expansion of reliable broadband connectivity across Nigeria, enabling digital access for businesses, government institutions and communities.
Its Deputy Director, Strategic Business Initiative, Segun Okuneye, disclosed this while commenting on the company’s recognition with the Connectivity and Last Mile Access Award at the maiden edition of the Nigeria eGovernment Summit and Excellence Awards.
The event , which held in Lagos according to him, reinforced the company’s growing influence in the digital ecosystem.
As Nigeria advances its digital transformation agenda, ipNX , he said remains committed to delivering the infrastructure and technology solutions that connect people, businesses and institutions, enabling greater access, participation and opportunity across the country.
Through sustained investment in connectivity infrastructure, innovative technology solutions and collaboration with public- and private-sector institutions, he said the company continues to support efforts to extend reliable digital access and strengthen the foundations of a more connected economy.
Commenting on the milestone, Okuneye, said the recognition underscores the importance of sustained investment and collaboration in closing Nigeria’s connectivity gap.
“This recognition is a testament to our continued efforts to expand access to reliable connectivity across Nigeria. Bridging the digital divide requires more than infrastructure; it demands sustained collaboration between government and the private sector, continuous innovation and a shared commitment to ensuring that no community is left behind.
He called for stronger collaboration between Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) and private-sector stakeholders to identify potential challenges, develop solutions ahead of time and rigorously test their effectiveness before Election Day.
He also emphasized the importance of anticipating the significant traffic demand expected during the elections, recommending that connectivity planning prioritize traffic from Bimodal Voter Accreditation System (BVAS) devices to support the reliability and integrity of election-related processes.
The recognition at the Nigeria eGovernment Summit also builds on the positive feedback ipNX has received from public-sector stakeholders regarding its connectivity infrastructure and service delivery.
Speaking recently at the Nigerian-British Chamber of Commerce (NBCC) Meet the Governor Series, the Executive Governor of Abia State, Dr. Alex Otti, commended the performance of ipNX’s connectivity infrastructure delivered under the Abia State Internet, Wide Area Network and Managed Network Services Project.
Reflecting on the project’s performance, Governor Otti said: “Please feel free to come back anytime, any day. Your system is working very well, and our people are happy with the digital connectivity.”
