Globacom partners with government to ensure seamless communication among officials.

state government to provide 20,000 closed user group lines to civil servants, local government employees, teachers, and political officials in the state. Osun The project, called “Imole Connect,” aims to improve seamless communication among civil servants.

At the project’s launch in the state capital

on Wednesday, Governor Ademola Adeleke thanked Globacom for its investment and commitment to supporting the state’s digital transformation. Osogbo The governor expressed optimism that the project will bridge communication gaps and improve the efficiency and productivity of the state’s civil servants and their teams. Osun He added that the project will enhance communication within the civil service and facilitate the conduct of government business in the state.

Governor Adeleke said: “With the launch of 20,000 Glo Imole Connect lines today, we have taken a bold step towards improving connectivity for public servants. These lines operate under Closed User Groups (CUGs) and offer significantly reduced call and data rates.”

The Governor noted: “One of the challenges facing public administration has always been the difficulty in ensuring seamless communication. The flow of information is not always fast or efficient, which often leads to avoidable delays and disruptions between agencies and officials at all levels. I am confident that through this new agreement, we will begin to bridge these gaps and work more closely together.”Osun In his address at the event, Mr. Adeniyi Odejobi, National Head, Enterprise Business Group, Globacom, stated that the company is ready to support the state in delivering services to its people by ensuring seamless communication between ministries, departments and agencies.

He stated: “Globacom has transformed itself from a mere telecommunications company to a digital solutions provider, providing enterprise solutions to large organizations, governments and public institutions to empower the digital economy and improve the operations of local smart cities.”