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Briefings

Quarterly reports

Practitioner briefings on the cost and shape of enterprise IT in Nigeria, drawn from our own procurement and delivery work. Directional rather than survey data, and every edition is readable in full on the page.

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Latest reportAnnual 2026

Digitplus Industry Report 2026: IT Procurement in Nigeria

How IT was bought in Nigeria in 2026, by government agencies and by private companies. The report covers the rules that changed, the naira, the audit record, data protection and power as procurement inputs. It closes with our view of what is working and what is not, what we expect in 2027 with the assumption behind each expectation, and a checklist for buyers. Facts come from public sources and are referenced. Opinions are ours and are labelled.

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Earlier editions, readable in full.

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H1 2026

The State of Enterprise IT in Nigeria, 2026

A benchmark view of where Nigerian enterprise IT stands in 2026, covering infrastructure maturity, procurement practices, managed services adoption, and cybersecurity posture across banking, government, healthcare, and energy sectors. This edition draws on Digitplus's deployment and advisory work across Abuja, Lagos, and Port Harcourt.

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Q2 2026

Nigeria Enterprise IT Hardware Price Index, Q2 2026

Our quarterly read on which way enterprise IT hardware pricing is moving in Nigeria, workstations, servers, networking, and power, with the drivers behind each movement and what it means for the next procurement cycle.

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