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Galaxy Spine, NASENI associate to reinforce nationwide ICT

Galaxy Spine Restricted and the Nationwide Company for Science and Engineering Infrastructure have moved to strengthen collaboration on government-wide ICT companies as a part of efforts to help Nigeria’s digital transformation agenda.
This adopted a courtesy go to by the Managing Director and Chief Govt Officer of GBB, Prof Ibrahim Adeyanju, to NASENI’s Govt Vice Chairman and CEO, Mr Khalil Suleiman Halilu, on the company’s headquarters in Abuja.
In an announcement issued by GBB on Friday, the company stated the engagement created an necessary platform for each leaders to deepen cooperation and advance a shared imaginative and prescient for improved ICT service supply throughout the general public sector.
The assertion described GBB as the federal government’s main supplier of digital infrastructure and shared ICT companies, including that the company remained dedicated to deepening safe connectivity, enhancing service supply throughout Ministries, Departments, and Companies, and supporting the mixing of homegrown expertise options into the nationwide ecosystem.
In the course of the assembly, the 2 chief executives reaffirmed their dedication to advancing interoperability throughout authorities platforms, increasing digital entry, and enabling smarter, extra environment friendly public companies nationwide.
GBB additionally emphasised its mandate to energy “a resilient government-wide ICT spine, promote the adoption of safe digital platforms, and create a basis that enables innovation to thrive.
“Collectively, GBB and NASENI will proceed to advance initiatives that strengthen Nigeria’s digital financial system and promote sustainable, technology-driven nationwide growth.”
The company added that the renewed collaboration aligns with ongoing efforts to speed up Nigeria’s digital future.
Earlier in July 2025, The PidomNigeria reported that the Head of the Civil Service of the Federation, Mrs Didi Esther Walson-Jack, expressed confidence in reaching a totally paperless civil service by December 31, 2025, following a working go to to Galaxy Spine Restricted, Nigeria’s main supplier of digital infrastructure and shared ICT companies.
The Head of Service described Galaxy Spine as a strategic associate within the realisation of a contemporary, agile, and paperless civil service, including that the standard and scale of infrastructure supplied by the company had considerably enhanced her workplace’s confidence in reaching the digitalisation purpose.
By September 2025, Galaxy Spine Restricted, Nigeria’s state-owned digital infrastructure and shared companies supplier, introduced the renewal of 4 key worldwide certifications, a milestone the corporate stated would fortify nationwide digital infrastructure, improve belief, and place the nation as a safe digital hub.
The certifications embody ISO 9001 (High quality Administration Techniques), which ensures steady enchancment and supply of dependable, high-quality companies; ISO 22301 (Enterprise Continuity Administration Techniques), which ensures service resilience and restoration throughout disruptions or crises.
Others embody ISO 20000 (Service Administration Techniques), which standardises service supply to enhance reliability and buyer satisfaction; and ISO 27001 (Data Safety Administration Techniques), which strengthens the confidentiality, integrity, and safety of information towards cyber threats.
Galaxy Spine famous that these requirements reaffirm its functionality to supply safe, scalable, and sustainable ICT companies to ministries, departments, and businesses of presidency, in addition to to non-public companies working within the Nigerian financial system.

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