TelCables Nigeria has highlighted how Clouds2Africa, a locally hosted cloud solution, is transforming the way businesses in the country access, manage, and expand their digital resources with the attendant implications for improved the nation’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP).
A news report about the recent Connect Xperience event from African Press Organisation (APO) Group circulated on behalf of the Angola Cables, the digital solutions services firm, quoted the Pre-Sales Engineer at TelCables Nigeria, Israel Ogboi, as saying that “Clouds2Africa is tailored to Nigeria’s unique business environment”.
According to Ogboi, “with its scalable infrastructure, robust security protocols and user-friendly interface, our solution rivals – and in some cases surpasses – the more complex international cloud offerings.”
Hosted in two Tier III data centres in Lagos, the Cloud2Africa platform guarantees lower latency, full compliance with local regulations and enhanced reliability.
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In a live demo, the Pre-Sales Engineer demonstrated how businesses can efficiently scale operations and securely store data while meeting performance expectations.
In addition, Ogboi highlighted ACloudConnect, a hybrid Network-as-a-Service (NaaS) option that provides secure, dedicated links between on-premises infrastructure and global cloud providers – bypassing the public internet and reducing vulnerability.
Despite existing challenges such as policy constraints and talent shortages, Ogboi noted that TelCables was working closely with government and partners to drive skills development and cloud literacy.
He expatiated: “We’re debunking myths and breaking barriers. Through events like Connect Xperience and our local Partner Enablement Program, we’re enabling ISPs and resellers to adopt revenue-sharing models and deliver future-ready cloud services.”
Commenting on the platform’s value-addition benefits to businesses in Nigeria, CEO of TelCables Nigeria, Fernando Fernandes, said: “Backed by Angola Cables’ extensive global infrastructure – including an integrated subsea cable network and over 300 cloud onramps – we’re positioning Nigeria at the heart of Africa’s digital future. Our mission is to empower local businesses with the tools they need to compete globally.”
