Phase3 Telecom, Africa’s leading independent aerial fiber optic network infrastructure and telecommunications services provider, recently received two highly prestigious technology awards. The Technology service provider received the Best Fiber Optic Infrastructure Service Provider award at the Cyber Africa Awards. This marks the company’s third award category win and fourth recognition by Cyber Africa across its platforms since 2011 for its continuing industry contributions within the telecommunications and technology spaces. In the same period, Phase3 was awarded the Broadband Service Provider of The Year at the Nigeria Technology Awards (NiTA).
The Nigeria Technology Awards (NiTA) is an award ceremony organized to recognize, celebrate and reward Technology Entrepreneurs, Innovators, Academicians, Inventors and policymakers (Government) in Nigeria through online voting. The Awards aims to build a large scale and internationally recognized Technology Awards in Nigeria. The award ceremony is organized by Technology AVENUE, a leading Technology, Media, Events & Entertainment Management Company with an unparalleled and unique approach to service delivery.
Commenting on the high honors, Phase3 Executive Chairman, Stanley Jegede, called the awards an auspicious recognition in the wake of the company’s 18th year of business operations. “These awards reaffirm our team’s commitment to investing and innovating to foster digital transformation; engender top value for clients and strengthen our vision to firmly establish West Africa as a powerhouse in global technology and telecommunications play,” he said.
The awards reinforce the company’s mission to provide excellent services to connect people and businesses for the socio-economic development of Africa. To achieve this, Phase3 has invested in state-of-the-art digital infrastructure to significantly improve connectivity in the ECOWAS region and other international markets. In doing so, Phase3 expanded its suite of managed services, products and solutions/innovations to bridge the digital divide in Africa.
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