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By Tolulope Oke

As more Nigerians embrace remote work, digital entrepreneurship and cross-border online transactions, demand for seamless digital services continues to grow. From accessing international platforms to staying connected across borders, users are increasingly looking for simpler ways to manage their digital lives.

This shift is driving companies like Nexar Digital Services Limited to expand their offerings in response to changing consumer needs. The company has broadened its digital ecosystem to give users access to virtual numbers, eSIMs, gift cards, bill payments and social media growth services, all through a single platform.

Virtual numbers allow users to verify and operate accounts across different platforms without being restricted by location. eSIMs offer more flexible connectivity for people who work remotely or move between devices and locations, while gift card services make it easier to access international digital platforms that can otherwise be difficult to use locally.

The development comes at a time when Nigeria’s digital economy is becoming more connected to global opportunities. A growing number of freelancers, creators, remote workers and businesses now rely on international platforms for work, communication and transactions, driving demand for tools that support borderless access. Rather than switching between multiple platforms for different needs, users are increasingly seeking integrated solutions that save time and simplify everyday online activity.

Speaking on the expansion, Gracious Kolawole, Founder of Nexar Digital Services Limited, said the company’s focus is on making digital access simpler for everyday users.

“More Nigerians are participating in the global digital economy than ever before. Whether it’s working remotely, running an online business or accessing international digital platforms, people need services that are simple, reliable and accessible from one place. That’s the problem we’re solving at Nexar,” he said.

The company recently launched its mobile application on both the Google Play Store and Apple App Store, giving users direct access to its services from their mobile devices.

Industry observers say demand for integrated digital platforms will keep rising as internet penetration, smartphone adoption and participation in the global digital economy increase across emerging markets. Companies that simplify access to essential digital services are expected to play a growing role in supporting this shift.

For Nexar, the expansion marks another step toward building what it describes as borderless digital living; enabling individuals and businesses to access essential digital services without being limited by geography or fragmented platforms.