MainOne launches data centre project in Ogun State

West Africa’s leading connectivity and data centre solutions provider, MainOne, has pledged its commitment to boost Information and Communications Technology (ICT) in Ogun State with a data centre project in Sagamu, Ogun State.

During a recent courtesy visit of the company’s board and management to the Executive Governor of Ogun State, Senator Ibikunle Amosun and his cabinet, the company’s Chairman, Mr Fola Adeola disclosed MainOne’s plans to make investments that will boost ICT development in the state.

Affirming the company’s commitment to the digital transformation of Nigeria, Adeola highlighted the untapped investment opportunities in the country, noting that ICT infrastructure investments will support rapid technology proliferation in the State.

“Given its market and reputation as haven for manufacturing and other enterprises, growth potentials, investment-friendly disposition and proximity to Lagos State, Ogun State has the potentials to become one of the major hubs of industrialisation in Nigeria.

“Technology has a major role to play in that evolution. The focus of the state government on infrastructural development is a welcome development, and technology will be critical to achieve the full potential for economic development,” he said.

In his comments, the governor highlighted the investor-friendly posture of his administration, and its focus to ‘Rebuild the Gateway State’, which is already attracting a significant portion of new FDI investments into Nigeria to the state.

“We believe that infrastructure development is a vital component for Ogun State’s economic growth and have continued to invest in new road and rail infrastructure within the state, which is already transforming the ease of doing business. In addition, Ogun State has a network of 21 tertiary institutions, which guarantees employers a capable indigenous workforce,” he said.

Corroborating these statements, the Chief Executive Officer of MainOne, Funke Opeke explained, “As a pioneering broadband company in Nigeria, we are excited to partner with Ogun State by creating in Sagamu a technology hub, capable of attracting local and international technology companies to do business in the state.”

David Olagunju

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