At 10, Microsoft COO visits Nigeria … restates commitment to the economy

Microsoft's chief operating officer, Kevin Turner, (middle) Hennie Loubser, Regional General Manager for Microsoft, West, East, Central Africa and the Indian Ocean Islands, (right) and Emmanuel Onyeje, General Manager, Microsoft Nigeria (left)in a press conference to mark the company’s 10th year anniversary in nigeria. Photo by Emeka Aginam

While Nigerian market continues to be the toast of international community, Microsoft’s chief operating officer, Kevin Turner at  10   year anniversary of the company’s operation   in the country has restated the software giant’s  commitment to the economy, saying that Nigeria is an important market.
Microsoft’s COO  who visited Nigeria as the only African country in his global tour shortly after several meetings with local Nigerian businesses told   IT journalists in a press conference  in Lagos  yesterday   (Friday) that  the Nigeria market is one of Microsoft’s most important markets in Africa.
Turner visited  Nigeria, one of Microsoft’s most important markets in Africa  to discuss the company’s ongoing investments in the local information Communication Technology industry  for sustainable business growth.
“Iam  impressed by how resourceful business leaders are here in Lagos. This region has  a strong vision for the future of information technology and the potential that ICT can provide to Nigeria.
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