Open Access Data Centres (OADC) in Lagos has expressed its commitment to Nigeria's data protection and data domiciliation efforts. This was evident through their sponsorship and participation in the National Privacy Week Summit, which was organized by the Nigeria Data Protection Commission. The summit drawn participation from various stakeholders including policymakers, regulators, and technology providers, aimed to enhance awareness around data privacy, encourage compliance with the Nigeria Data Protection Act, and foster dialogue concerning data security and governance in Nigeria's burgeoning digital economy.

At the event, discussions centered on the importance of protecting personal data and ensuring responsible data governance amid rapid technological advancements. OADC's proactive engagement in this summit aligns with the Federal Government's strategic push to foster local data hosting, which is regarded as a vital step toward safeguarding sensitive information. The overall objective is not only to ensure compliance with existing regulations but also to establish a trustworthy environment for digital services across both the public and private sectors.

OADC operates a Tier III Design-certified data centre in Lekki, Lagos, providing essential infrastructure that supports local data hosting initiatives. As the digital economy in Nigeria continues to expand rapidly, the role of organizations like OADC is critical in enhancing regulatory compliance, building public trust, and ensuring that sensitive data is handled with the utmost care in alignment with national policies.