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ESDIAC secures licence to operate in Nigeria’s data market

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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.Nigerian news

This is contained in a statement issued in Lagos on Friday by its founder and Chief Executive Officer, Austin Ugbebor.

Ugbebor said the licence would enable ESDIAC to provide cross-border data solutions, international connectivity, data top-ups and global eSIM services to Nigerian consumers and businesses.

He said the company aimed to make international communication more affordable and accessible for Nigerians at home and in the diaspora.

He commended President Bola Tinubu and the Federal Government for policies aimed at promoting competition and growth in Nigeria’s digital economy.

According to him, the company will leverage the licence to expand its operations, invest in local infrastructure, develop talent and extend affordable communication services to underserved communities.

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He said ESDIAC operates in no fewer than 150 countries and 400 cities worldwide, offering international calling facility, global eSIMs and cross-border data solutions.

He urged the public to contact Adoga Ibrahim through its email [email protected], +234 201 888 3840, +234 201 888 3840 for further enquiries.

Ugbebor reaffirmed the company’s commitment to supporting Nigeria’s digital transformation agenda through innovation, investment and inclusive connectivity.

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