The Nigerian Computer Society and Green Lunar Nigeria are strengthening ties to promote digital innovation, professional development and technology growth
The Nigerian Computer Society (NCS) and technology company Green Lunar Nigeria Limited have moved to strengthen their partnership following a familiarisation visit by the Society’s national delegation to the company’s corporate headquarters.
The delegation, led by NCS Deputy President, Dr Charles Onyeukwu, visited Green Lunar as part of efforts to deepen professional ties, explore areas of cooperation and support the growth of Nigeria’s technology sector.
Other members of the visiting team included the Society’s National Executive Secretary, Segun Adekunle, and its Public Relations Manager, Orakwue Ogor Destiny.
They were received by Green Lunar’s Managing Director, Engr Adewumi Oyekola; Chief Executive Officer, Olaniyi Odina; Project Manager, Technology, Lloyd Ijoma; and other members of staff.
Welcoming the delegation, Oyekola thanked the Society for the visit and expressed the company’s readiness to work more closely with the professional body.
He also pledged to increase Green Lunar’s participation and visibility at NCS events and activities, signalling the company’s interest in contributing more actively to the Society’s professional initiatives.
Onyeukwu, in his response, commended Green Lunar for developing technology products for the Nigerian market and creating opportunities for young people.
He also encouraged the company to support the Society’s activities and initiatives, highlighting the importance of stronger relationships between technology businesses and professional organisations.
During the visit, Odina presented an overview of the company’s operations and highlighted a range of software solutions developed for different sectors.
These included a Classified Ads Management Platform, National Hospitality Management Platform, Hospital Management Platform, Visitors Management Software and Real Estate Management Software.
The solutions reflect the company’s involvement in developing digital tools for business operations, property management, hospitality and healthcare administration.
Odina also led the delegation on a tour of Green Lunar’s facilities, providing an opportunity for the visitors to learn more about its activities beyond software development.
The company highlighted its involvement in construction, real estate, agriculture and mini-grid development, demonstrating an operational focus that extends into several areas of the economy.
The presentation offered the NCS delegation an overview of the company’s technology capabilities and its broader business interests, while providing a basis for discussions on possible areas of collaboration.
As part of the engagement, Odina assured the visiting delegation of Green Lunar’s support for the Society.
He also directed members of the company’s software development team who were not yet NCS members to begin the process of joining the professional body.
The move is intended to strengthen the connection between the company’s technical workforce and Nigeria’s professional computing community.
Professional organisations such as the NCS provide platforms for networking, knowledge-sharing and engagement on developments affecting the information technology sector.
Closer links between industry employers and such bodies can also create opportunities for skills development and professional participation.
The visit concluded with both organisations expressing interest in strengthening their relationship and promoting technology development and digital innovation in Nigeria.
While specific joint projects or implementation timelines were not announced, the engagement provides a foundation for further cooperation between the professional society and the technology company.
