Emma Okonji
Given the increased reliance on cloud computing by Nigerian businesses to streamline operations, enhance collaboration, and scale their ventures, experts in cloud computing business have stressed the need for local cloud hosting, insisting it will boost Nigerian businesses.
According to them, amidst the myriad of cloud hosting options available, there’s a rising trend towards embracing local cloud hosting providers.
“This shift is not merely about patriotism; it’s a strategic move that brings forth a plethora of benefits for Nigerian businesses, ranging from data sovereignty to enhanced performance and personalised support,” the experts said in a statement released recently.
As highlighted by Tunde Bakare, CEO of a leading e-commerce platform in Lagos, “Data sovereignty is non-negotiable for us. Our customers entrust us with their sensitive information, and partnering with a local cloud hosting provider ensures that we maintain control over our data while complying with Nigerian data protection laws.”
CTO of Abuja-based Fintech Startup Company, Emeka Nwosu, said: “Our decision to migrate to a local cloud hosting provider was driven by the need for superior performance and reliability. Since partnering with Layer3cloud, we’ve witnessed a significant reduction in latency, enabling us to deliver real-time financial services to our users with unparalleled efficiency.”
