Nigeria’s SME accounting space is being jolted by a bold local move. On Monday, January 19, 2026, Angle 360 Accounting Services and Skytrend Consulting Ltd will unveil a Nigerian-owned server hosting centre in Ogba, Lagos, challenging foreign cloud dominance and rolling out a disruptive monthly subscription that promises to democratise access to accounting software nationwide.
For years, Nigerian businesses have depended on foreign servers to host sensitive financial data. That dependence is now under scrutiny. With the new in-house hosting centre, Angle 360 Accounting Services and Skytrend Consulting Ltd are bringing cloud accounting infrastructure home, enabling real-time access to financial data from anywhere in the world while keeping hosting fully local. SKYTREND NEWS reports that the facility is designed to scale rapidly for SMEs without the usual cost and complexity.
Leadership speaks – simplifying digitalisation for SMEs
In a statement issued in Lagos over the weekend, the Lead Consultant of Angle 360 Accounting Services, Femi Adeoya, who is also the Managing Partner of Skytrend Consulting Ltd, said the server data centre was deliberately created to simplify the digitalisation journey for small and medium-scale businesses.
Adeoya explained that the platform delivers accounting software implementation and secure remote access without the traditional burden of heavy upfront costs or technical barriers. According to SKYTREND NEWS findings, businesses can now be onboarded quickly without paying separately for software licences, implementation fees, training or external cloud hosting.
Monthly subscription model – killing heavy upfront costs
Beyond the physical infrastructure, Adeoya disclosed that the unveiling activates a commercial model long discussed but rarely executed in Nigeria’s accounting ecosystem. Instead of paying large sums upfront for software, implementation, training and third-party hosting, organisations can operate on a simple monthly subscription under the Angle 360 initiative.
Under this model, a single monthly token covers software access, full implementation, user training and secure remote use. Adeoya said the approach removes a major barrier to adoption for SMEs facing cash-flow constraints while guaranteeing predictable and sustainable recurring income for service providers. Industry observers note that the structure mirrors global Software-as-a-Service practices but is tailored to Nigerian realities where cost and access often keep businesses informal.
One platform, global reach – SMEs go borderless
With the hosting centre located at the firm’s Ogba head office, Nigerian businesses can securely access financial data from anywhere in the world while benefiting from locally managed infrastructure. The setup eliminates reliance on foreign hosting subscriptions and reduces exposure to data sovereignty risks, latency issues and fragmented service arrangements.
All services are consolidated under one platform, cutting downtime, operational friction and long-term costs for growing enterprises.
Sage 50, QuickBooks, Busy – trusted software on Nigerian cloud
At launch, the cloud server will host Sage 50, QuickBooks and Busy, three of the most widely used accounting platforms among SMEs globally for their reliability, scalability and reporting strength. Learn more about Sage at https://www.sage.com, QuickBooks at https://quickbooks.intuit.com and Busy at https://busy.in.
₦50,000 monthly promo – opening the door for SMEs
Adeoya also announced a special promotional offer running from Monday, January 19, 2026 to the end of February 2026, targeted at SMEs unable to pay separately for software, implementation, training and cloud hosting.
Analysts say the unveiling signals a decisive shift toward subscription-based accounting services backed by locally controlled cloud infrastructure, positioning Nigerian firms to compete more effectively in an increasingly digital global economy. Related coverage is available at https://skytrendnews.com/business/.
“Eligible businesses can be fully onboarded with complete accounting software implementation and cloud hosting by paying a monthly token of ₦50,000, with all services inclusive,” he said, describing the offer as a strategic intervention to accelerate SME digital adoption and improve financial record-keeping nationwide. Interested organisations can contact consultants via 08033857245 or 08032393958. Free consultation applies.