By ipNX took leading role at the recently concluded Project BRIDGE Investors Roundtable during the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA80) in New York, charting the path for Nigeria’s digital economy.
ipNX’s Group Executive Director, Commercials, Mrs Bimpe Olaleye who was at the global event joined visionary leaders, policymakers, and investors in discussing and charting a path for the future of Nigeria’s digital economy.
Recalled that Project BRIDGE, unveiled by the Minister of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy, Dr. ‘Bosun Tijani, is a transformative initiative designed to accelerate connectivity through an open-access fibre model spanning core, metro, and middle-mile layers. This bold move will expand reach, reduce costs, empower ISPs, and create new opportunities for innovation across industries.
According to ipNX, Project BRIDGE aligns directly with “our mission to create possibilities for Africa to thrive through technology. With over 65% of Nigeria’s population under 30, the rising adoption of digital healthcare, the growth of online education, and the increasing role of technology in agriculture, mining, and other key sectors, connectivity has never been more crucial.
“We are excited to support and align with the Minister’s vision of strengthening infrastructure, enabling smart regulation, and fostering partnerships that matter. At ipNX, we believe Nigeria should not only lead Africa in AI adoption but also deliver inclusive growth and global competitiveness powered by connectivity.
The company said: “Together, with persistence and collaboration, we can build a future where technology transforms lives and communities across our dear country.”
