By emeka aginam

To reposition its presence and commitment to the Nigerian market, Business Connexion (BCX), a black empowered integrator of innovative business solutions based on Information and Communications Technology (ICT) has reaffirmed its commitment to make Nigeria the hub of its businesses in the sub-region with the appointment of Mr. Bukola Aluko as the Managing Director of its Nigerian office.

Verifying this at a press conference in Lagos, Monday, Mr. Aluko noted that Business Connexion is a leading ICT solutions provider on the continent.

“We have been in Nigeria for over two years. But we are interested in growing our West African operations and making Nigeria our hub,” he said.

Aluko also said that Business Connexion is keen in making investment in skills and technology in Nigeria to offer the customers cost effective solutions in the West Africa sub-region.

The firm, he said, runs mission-critical ICT systems and manage products, services and solutions for most of the listed and key public sectors in Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE).

A replica of this mission, he said, the Nigerian office tends to achieve by engaging organisations, parastatals and medium-sized companies.

Based on the firm’s business model, Aluko said that this represents an approach to configure and integrate business solutions.

“Our solutions are designed to meet our clients’ strategic and operational needs, which we develop and maintain,” Aluko said.

Additionally, Aluko who was accompanied at the press conference by the Chief Financial Officer, Mr. Joseph Aransiola and Sales Manager, Mr. Mfon Okoh, said, that Business Connexion’s value chain covers conducting of feasibility studies of potential solutions and developing business cases to name a few.

To deliver on its mission, he said that Business Connexion has grown to become a world-class service through the development of strong relationships and attainment of top-level certification with many of the world’s leading ICT suppliers.