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Legend Internet Plc has concluded the year with significant strategic and operational achievements that underscore its resilience, innovation drive, and long-term commitment to advancing digital connectivity in Nigeria.

Chief Marketing Officer, Legend Internet Plc, Shakirah Alaga, said the company recorded many milestones this year, which demonstrated the company’s clear focus on restoring trust and providing tangible value to customers.

“Our 2025 journey has been about restoring confidence through action, from redefining home connectivity with Legend Omni FTTR to deploying AI-powered platforms like NINA that put speed, transparency, and convenience at the centre of the customer experience.

“As we move forward, our priority remains deepening customer relationships, strengthening our brand promise, and ensuring that innovation directly translates into better everyday experiences for Nigerians,” Alaga said.

She highlighted that in a major boost to its technology strategy, Legend had signed a landmark Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Huawei.

She noted that the partnership was expected to unlock advanced network capabilities and reinforce Legend’s role as a key contributor to next-generation broadband infrastructure across the country.

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She added that the company also recorded an industry-first with the launch of Legend Omni – FTTR (Fiber-To-The-Room), becoming the first network provider in Nigeria to deliver room-to-room fibre-powered internet.

She said: “The innovation sets a new benchmark for premium residential broadband and elevates home connectivity standards nationwide.

“On the financial front, Legend successfully closed its Commercial Paper issuance with over 100 percent subscription, reflecting strong investor confidence in the company’s strategy and long-term growth outlook.

“To further enhance the customer experience, Legend Internet introduced Nina, the Legend AI Assistant, designed to provide faster, simpler, and more convenient support. Nina allows customers to access instant assistance and manage their services directly through WhatsApp and the MyLegend App, giving them greater control and flexibility. Internally, the company also implemented AI-driven automation across key operational processes, boosting efficiency, strengthening accountability, and improving overall team productivity.

“Expanding its market footprint, Legend secured a strategic connectivity partnership with Trojan Estates, becoming the preferred broadband provider for one of Nigeria’s most prestigious residential developments and strengthening its presence in Lagos.

“Despite prevailing market challenges, 2025 marked a transformational period for the company. It successfully listed on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX), a move that enhanced its market credibility, strengthened investor confidence, and positioned the company for sustainable growth and capital expansion.

“With strengthened partnerships, enhanced financial standing, and customer-focused innovation, Legend Internet remains focused on rebuilding customer trust, accelerating network expansion, deepening market penetration, and driving Nigeria’s digital future”.

Legend Internet Plc has successfully completed its Series 1 Commercial Paper (CP) Issuance, achieving 119.7 per cent subscription rate.

Chief Executive Officer, Legend Internet Plc, Aisha Abdulaz said the oversubscription reaffirmed strong investor confidence in the company’s financial stability and growth trajectory.

According to her, the oversubscription highlighted the market’s positive response to Legend’s performance, credit profile and disciplined operational structure.

She added that the results reflected continued trust in the company’s ability to execute on its strategic vision for nationwide digital infrastructure expansion, fuelling Legend’s multi-layered financing programme.

She explained that the Series 1 CP issuance forms a critical component of Legend Internet’s N10 billion multi-layered financing programme, designed to support the company’s medium- to long-term growth.

She highlighted that proceeds from the issuance would be deployed towards broadband infrastructure expansion to deepen nationwide penetration, working capital optimisation to enhance operational efficiency, strategic acquisitions that will strengthen Legend’s market position and accelerate service innovation.

She noted that this financing strategy aligned with the company’s mission to build resilient digital infrastructure capable of powering Nigeria’s digital economy.

She said: “The strong investor participation in our Series 1 Commercial Paper issuance is both encouraging and validating. It demonstrates the market’s belief in our financial integrity, operational strength, and long-term vision for digital infrastructure growth. This support fuels our commitment to building a more connected, competitive, and digitally enabled Nigeria.

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“This milestone is not just a financing event; it is a strategic enabler of our expansion plans, working capital needs, and future acquisitions. We extend our sincere appreciation to our investors, advisers, and market partners whose confidence continues to propel Legend forward.

“An emerging pillar in nigeria’s digital infrastructure ecosystem, Legend Internet Plc remains dedicated to delivering robust, high-speed fiber connectivity and advanced digital solutions to customers acrossthe country. The company’s disciplined financing framework underpins its sustainability, scalability, and ongoing operational innovation”.

Chief Financial Officer, Legend Internet Plc, Chris Pitan said the achievement was due to the company’s disciplined financing framework, which enables it to scale sustainably, innovate continuously, and consistently meet the evolving needs of its customers.

“We remain committed to building a future where every connection drives opportunity, productivity, and growth for communities across Nigeria,” Pitan said.

Legend Internet Plc is a digital infrastructure company providing high-speed fiber broadband enterprise connectivity solutions, digital services, and next-generation technologies to customers across Nigeria.

Legend Internet Plc has launched Nigeria’s first Fibre-to-the-Room (FTTR) service with the aim of redefining the standard for broadband connectivity across homes and businesses.

Managing Director, Legend Internet Plc, Aisha Abdulaziz, speaking at the launch, said the groundbreaking innovation was deployed by Legend, with strategic technology support from global telecommunications leader- Huawei.

She said the new service would lead to seamless digital experience that meets the demands of modern living.

She noted that the launch of FTTR followed the recent signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between Legend Internet and Huawei Technologies.

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“Our collaboration with Huawei reflects our commitment to global standards and local innovation. Unlike traditional broadband that stops at the router, FTTR by Legend brings pure fibre into every room, offering zero lag, full-house coverage, and the performance needed for smart homes, remote work, creators, and tech-forward enterprises.

“Being listed on NGX is just the beginning, with FTTR by Legend, we are building the infrastructure of the future, today — not just to improve connectivity, but to transform how people live, work, and create,” Abdulaziz said.

She explained that the collaboration was aimed at accelerating broadband infrastructure development, enhancing local capacity, and positioning Nigeria as a digital leader in Africa.

According to her, Huawei brings decades of research and development in fibre optic and smart home technology to support Legend in deploying this state-of-the-art infrastructure.

“Legend Internet’s entry into fibre-to-the-room solutions is part of a broader ambition to close the digital divide in Nigeria. While FTTR by Legend is currently being offered exclusively to high-end residences, the company plans to scale and democratize access through complementary solutions over time. This aligns with Legend’s dual-market approach.

“In broadband, Legend leverages fibre optics to deliver ultra-high-speed internet directly to consumers, with a focus on reliability, speed, and innovation. In fintech, the company is expanding last-mile payment infrastructure and delivering secure, scalable tools including wallets, merchant solutions, and digital financial platforms for everyday use.

“Legend’s mission is clear: to power Nigeria’s digital future — through cutting-edge technology, bold thinking, and local-first execution,” Abdulaziz said.