In a bid to foster collaboration and strengthen partnerships within Nigeria’s telecommunications sector, Dr. Aminu Maida, the Executive Vice Chairman/Chief Executive Officer (EVC/CEO) of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), welcomed a delegation from Galaxy Backbone. Led by the Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, Prof. Ibrahim A. Adeyanju, the delegation visited the NCC headquarters for a courtesy visit.

The meeting, which took place at the NCC’s headquarters in Abuja, provided an opportunity for both parties to explore avenues for cooperation and exchange ideas on advancing Nigeria’s digital infrastructure. Dr. Maida, renowned for his visionary leadership in the telecommunications industry, expressed his delight at hosting the esteemed delegation from Galaxy Backbone.

During the discussions, Dr. Maida and Prof. Adeyanju highlighted the importance of collaboration between regulatory bodies and key players in the telecommunications ecosystem to drive innovation and expand access to digital services across the country. They emphasized the need for synergies in infrastructure development, regulatory frameworks, and capacity building initiatives to accelerate Nigeria’s digital transformation agenda.

The courtesy visit underscores the commitment of both the NCC and Galaxy Backbone to advancing Nigeria’s telecommunications landscape and harnessing the transformative power of technology to drive socio-economic development. As Nigeria continues its journey towards a digital economy, partnerships between regulatory agencies and infrastructure providers are essential to bridging the digital divide and empowering citizens with access to affordable, high-quality connectivity.

Following the productive discussions, Dr. Maida and Prof. Adeyanju expressed their optimism about the potential for future collaborations and pledged to work closely together to address the challenges and opportunities facing Nigeria’s telecommunications sector. Their shared commitment to fostering innovation and driving inclusive growth reaffirms the importance of public-private partnerships in shaping Nigeria’s digital future.