Microsoft continues to demonstrate its support Nigeria’s growing ICT market by enlarging its presence in the African country, with a new office in Lagos.
The opening of the new office in Lagos, Nigeria, will provide more space for Microsoft’s rapidly expanding staff and partner network, writes the local daily Vanguard.
The first Microsoft office in Nigeria was opened in 2000. The company now has offices in Abuja and Lagos, comprising a network of 1,000 Microsoft partners.
Microsoft is looking to further its local growth and expansion and tap into Nigeria’s potential as an attractive destination for international businesses, commented now, the Country Manager for Microsoft Anglophone West Africa.
