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– Nigerian Peering and Interconnection Forum –Our Partners

Our partners are the backbone of our success, driving innovation and collaboration within the digital ecosystem. Explore their stories, learn about their contributions, and discover how your organization can join this influential network. Together, we build a stronger, interconnected future.

● Lagos, Nigeria      |      ● 28–29 October 2026

Diamond Partner

Open Access Datacenter

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Gold Partner

Flexoptix

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Mainone

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Team Cymru

Team Cymru’s mission is to save and improve human lives. We are unrivalled across three disciplines; digital business risk platforms, free to use community services and support services to over 143 Government CSIRT teams.

Meta

Meta’s infrastructure and connectivity investments on the continent, including its participation in major subsea cable projects such as 2Africa, directly support the expansion of internet access and the improvement of network performance for Nigerian users.

TransmissionCo

TransmissionCo delivers high-capacity, reliable optical infrastructure designed to power the networks of today and tomorrow, offering tailored DWDM telecommunications solutions that address the evolving demands of modern communication networks across the region.

Silver Partner

Afrinic

AFRINIC is the Regional Internet Registry (RIR) for Africa, responsible for the allocation and management of Internet number resources across the African continent. As a key pillar of Africa’s internet infrastructure governance, AFRINIC works closely with network operators, ISPs, IXPs, and policymakers to support the growth of a secure, stable, and open internet in the region.

NTEL

NatCom Development & Investment Limited (trading as ntel) is a Nigerian digital infrastructure and connectivity company shaping The Next Frontier of Connectivity, Real Estate and Infrastructure.

 

Organizers

IXPN

The Internet Exchange Point of Nigeria (IXPN) is the country’s neutral, carrier-neutral internet exchange, enabling Nigerian ISPs, content providers, and network operators to exchange internet traffic locally. As a co-organiser of ngPIF, IXPN plays a central role in advancing peering and interconnection across Nigeria’s internet ecosystem.

NCC

The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) is the independent regulatory authority responsible for the telecommunications industry in Nigeria. The NCC oversees licensing, spectrum management, consumer protection, and the development of a competitive and sustainable communications sector in support of Nigeria’s digital economy.

ngNOG

The Nigerian Network Operators Group (ngNOG) is a forum for cooperation and the exchange of technical information between operators of Internet-connected networks in Nigeria. Since 2006 ngNOG have enabled collaboration and sharing of experience within the Nigerian communication technology ecosystem, ngNOG has also helped to bring global best practices to networking in Nigerian Higher Education and facilitate the setting of internet industry standards in Nigeria.

ngPIF

ngPIF brings together infrastructure providers, content providers, service providers, and policy-makers to engage, share experiences, and learn from experts in their field.

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368 Kashim Ibrahim way, Wuse II, Abuja, Nigeria

 

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