Main One goes inland in Nigeria

Speaking at a business forum in Ibadan, Main One Head of Sales for Nigeria, Bolanle Ogundogba, Head Sales, said it was collaborating with various telcom companies and national long distance operators and will now be able to serve enterprise customers in the inland region.

He said the company’s expansion into the region was driven by the growing demand for reliable connectivity solutions, increased need for virtual private networks between organisational branches, as well as increased security challenges faced by businesses and institutions in the southwest region of the country.

“Most multinational and businesses enterprises are increasingly looking for growth opportunities in the south-west states such as Ogun, Oyo, Osun, among others.
“The proliferation of educational institutions and learning centres in the region also provides Main One with the opportunity to meet customer demand for scalable services in Oyo State and its environs, and ensure its reliable connectivity solutions keep your organisation at pace with the speed of business transformation, and also pave the way for future growth,” said Ogundogba.

The 14 000km Main One cable stretches from Portugal to South Africa with landings along the route in various West African countries. — CAJ News.

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