Impact at Galaxy Backbone
Building the backbone of a digital nation
Under the Integrated Digital Transformation Strategy (2023–2028), his team has repositioned Galaxy Backbone as one of Nigeria's most strategic digital institutions — earning more than twenty industry awards in two years.
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federal professionals on GovMail
states reached by fibre infrastructure
underserved LGAs connected so far
industry awards in two years
Flagship initiatives
Six programmes, one strategy
01
1Government Cloud
Optimised and expanded Nigeria's sovereign government cloud, hosting critical systems for ministries, departments and agencies while advancing national data sovereignty.
02
GovMail
Launched a locally-developed secure email platform now serving over 100,000 federal government professionals.
03
Project 774
Extending broadband connectivity to underserved Local Government Areas — nine LGAs connected and counting, on the road to all 774.
04
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.
05
Cybersecurity & SOC
Strengthened national cyber resilience with 24/7 security monitoring, ISO recertification and an Integrated Management System.
06
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.
Prof. Adeyanju with Galaxy Backbone's executive management team.
Government-as-a-Platform
A sovereign digital foundation
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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