Impact at Galaxy Backbone

Under the Integrated Digital Transformation Strategy (2023–2028), Galaxy Backbone has expanded its cloud, connectivity and security services for the Federal Government.

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states reached by fibre infrastructure

federal professionals on GovMail
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federal professionals on GovMail

underserved LGAs connected so far
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underserved LGAs connected so far

industry awards in two years
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industry awards in two years

Flagship initiatives

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  • 1Government Cloud

    Optimised and expanded Nigeria's sovereign government cloud, hosting critical systems for ministries, departments and agencies while advancing national data sovereignty.

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  • GovMail

    Launched a locally-developed secure email platform now serving over 100,000 federal government professionals.

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  • Project 774

    Extending broadband connectivity to underserved Local Government Areas — nine LGAs connected and counting, on the road to all 774.

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  • Fibre-to-Hostel

    Delivered campus connectivity projects at the University of Lagos, University of Abuja and University of Jos, bringing students onto the national backbone.

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  • Cybersecurity & SOC

    Strengthened national cyber resilience with 24/7 security monitoring, ISO recertification and an Integrated Management System.

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  • IDTS 2023 — 2028

    Launched the Integrated Digital Transformation Strategy and a Government-as-a-Platform framework, with strategic partnerships including WIOCC to deepen the national fibre backbone.

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Prof. Ibrahim Adeyanju with Galaxy Backbone's executive management team

The team

With Galaxy Backbone's executive management team, Abuja.

Government-as-a-Platform

From the WIOCC partnership deepening the national fibre backbone, to 24/7 security operations, ISO recertification and an Integrated Management System — the strategy treats government digital infrastructure as a platform every ministry, department and agency can build on.

The result: data sovereignty advanced, planned data centres across Nigeria's geopolitical zones, and connectivity reaching from federal secretariats to university hostels.

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