Network Operators Group (ngNOG), in collaboration with the Internet Exchange Point of Nigeria (IXPN) and the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), is about to maintain the 2026 Nigerian Peering and Interconnect Forum (ngPIF), that can deal with strengthening web peering and interconnection, in addition to enhancing native visitors trade.
The two-day discussion board, scheduled to maintain in Lagos may also deal with constructing the infrastructure wanted to help Nigeria’s quickly increasing digital financial system.
According to the organisers, Nigeria’s web infrastructure is at a crucial stage, a growth that has prompted regulators, community operators, Internet Service Providers (ISPs), Data Centre operators and expertise corporations to converge on the 2026 Nigerian Peering and Interconnect Forum, to deal with native visitors, interconnection and the way forward for Nigeria’s digital infrastructure.
The convenor of ngNOG, Prof. Adewale Adedokun, stated the discussion board turned mandatory at a time when Nigeria should take a extra strategic strategy to how web visitors is exchanged, content material is delivered and digital providers are hosted.
