Lagos · Nigeria · Africa · RC 9954411
NOK Networks designs, builds and runs connectivity and power infrastructure — managed WiFi, fibre and wireless networks, solar and storage. Headquartered in Lagos, deploying across Nigeria, taking projects anywhere in Africa. Built by engineers who have run these systems in production, not just specified them.
Services
We would rather be the best on the continent at a short list than adequate at a long one. Each of these is a system we design, install, document and can keep running under a maintenance agreement.
Paid or free WiFi for estates, markets, hotels, schools and serviced offices — with the billing, vouchers and session control that make it actually manageable.
From a single office floor to a multi-building campus. Designed to a drawing, labelled, documented and handed over — not improvised on site.
Power sized to a real load profile, not a guess. The network and the power system designed together, because one is useless without the other.
For networks someone else built and nobody can now explain. We map what exists, say what is wrong, and quote only what is worth fixing.
How we build
Most network problems in Nigeria are not exotic. They are undocumented cabling, undersized power, and nobody left who remembers how it was configured. We work so that the next engineer — ours or yours — can pick it up cold.
We walk the site and measure before we price it. A quote written from a phone call is a guess, and the variation order always lands on you.
Topology, IP plan, labelling scheme and power budget are agreed before a cable is pulled. You get the drawings whether or not you continue with us.
As-built drawings, device inventory, credentials and configuration export. The network does not live in one engineer's head.
An access point on an unprotected circuit is a fault waiting for the next outage. We size power with the network, not after it.
We are not paid to prefer a brand. Where a cheaper component does the job, we say so and the saving is yours.
Every job has one engineer accountable for it by name, reachable directly. No ticket queue between you and the person who built it.
The name
The Nok civilisation rose on the Jos Plateau more than three thousand years ago. Its people left behind terracotta figures of extraordinary craft, and something rarer: some of the earliest iron smelting anywhere in West Africa. They were working iron while most of the world was still working stone.
They were not traders of other people's goods. They were makers. They took raw material out of the ground and built things that outlasted them by millennia.
That is the standard we took the name for. We build infrastructure meant to outlast the people who installed it — documented, labelled, and handed over so the next engineer can carry it forward.
Contact
Send a short description of the site and what it needs to do. We will tell you whether it is a job for us, and if it is not, who it is a job for.