Galaxy Backbone has described the Federal Government broadband policy as revolutionary capable of being a game changer for the public sector and boost for efficient service delivery to the populace, reports ITRealms.
The
South West Regional Manager, Galaxy Backbone Ltd, Mr. Temitope Dele-Oni, made
this known while delivering a goodwill message at the 2015 Nigeria DigitalSENSE
Forum on Internet Governance for Development (IG4D) and Nigeria IPv6 Roundtable
held in Lagos recently.
For
him, the expected positive impact of the policy on national development is a
key driver underpinning Galaxy’s huge investments in the Information and
Communication Technology (ICT) infrastructure in Abuja and around the country
under the National Information and Communication Technology Infrastructure
Project (NICTIB) which is in its second phase.
Galaxy
Backbone’s NICTIB project, he said, is about the largest enterprise network scheme
in the country today for the purpose of enabling e-Government.
This,
he said, was designed to deliver some infrastructure systems namely, fibre optics backbone connectivity
with alternate undersea cable landing point to deepen connectivity and
broadband access to a significant portion of the country.
“It also includes an Abuja fibre optics network that
will provide an unparalleled, resilient access at the seat of Government; a
WIFI/ eLTE with focused connectivity solutions for the federal secretariats in
Abuja; a state-of-the-art data centre facilities to support e-government
platforms and solutions; unified communications and
tele-presence,” he said, noting that the project incorporates an extensive
capacity building programme and spans across13 states of the federation with
backbone access.
Chuks Egbuna
+Remmy Nweke (ITRealms)
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