Zinox to open two mega IT facilities in owerri and abuja

1st quarter 2014: Zinox set to open two mega facilities in Abuja,
Owerri
DigitalSENSE Business News:
Zinox Group has advanced plans to open two of its mega facilities in
the first quarter of 2014, at the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Abuja
and Owerri respectively, DigitalSENSE Business News can authoritatively
report.
The group chairman, Dr. Leo-Stan Ekeh confided in DigitalSENSE
Business Newssaying that everything plan has been executed with zeal
required meeting up with the dates set aside for the commissioning of
both mega plazas.
According him, while the Abuja mega warehouse cum multipurpose
facility would be opened for business in February 2014, the Owerri
facility would open in January 2014.
These facilities, he said, would position Zinox Group in its dream state
as the leading light for the nation's Information and Communication
Technologies (ICT) centre stage.
DigitalSENSE Business Newsrecalls that Microsoft Corporation recently
appointed the chairman, Zinox Group, Dr. Leo Stan Ekeh, as one of its
Global Partner Advisors, for a-two year tenure, which is coming as the
first from Africa.
Ekeh's appointment, DigitalSENSE Business News gathered was in
recognition of his pioneering and pivotal role in ICT development in the
continent, more so, for his intuitive leadership and capacity to define
market trends.
In the past, according to DigitalSENSE Business Newsrecords, Dr. Leo
Stan Ekeh, attained a Fellow of the Nigeria Computer Society and won
several industry awards including the IT Personality of the Year 2011,
he was honored on October 1, 2002 as an ICON of Hope by former
President Olusegun Obasanjo, to name a few.
Equally, Dr. Ekeh's role as the Global Advisor is expected to enhance the
objectives of the Digital Knowledge Democracy and create technology
value for Africans.Remmy Nweke ... Making SENSE of digital revolution!
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