Firm secures licence to operate in Nigeria’s data market
ESDIAC Global Systems Limited, a Nigerian technology company, says it has secured a licence to operate in Nigeria’s data market, paving the way for expansion of its telecommunications and digital communication services. This is contained in a statement issued in Lokoja on Friday by its founder and Chief Executive Officer, Austin Ugbebor. Ugbebor says the licence would […]
ESDIAC Global Systems Limited, a Nigerian technology firm, has obtained a license to operate within Nigeria's burgeoning data market, according to a company statement issued in Lokoja on Friday. CEO Austin Ugbebor revealed that this license would enable the company to offer cross-border data solutions, international connectivity, data top-ups, and global eSIM services to Nigerian customers and businesses.
Ugbebor emphasized that ESDIAC's ultimate goal is to make international communication more affordable and accessible for Nigerians both at home and in the diaspora.
The CEO lauded President Bola Tinubu and the Federal Government for their policies designed to promote competition and growth within Nigeria's digital economy. He stated that the company will utilize this newfound license to broaden its operations, invest in local infrastructure, develop talent, and deliver affordable communication services to underserved communities.
ESDIAC currently operates in over 150 countries and 400 cities globally, providing international calling, global eSIMs, and cross-border data solutions. The company is urging the public to reach out to Adoga Ibrahim via support@esdiac.com for further inquiries. Ugbebor reiterated ESDIAC's dedication to advancing Nigeria's digital transformation agenda through innovation, investment, and inclusive connectivity.
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