Tag Archives: NITDA

Digital Transformation: NITDA Engages Stakeholders In Digital Policy Dialogue For Effective Startup Act Implementation 

As part of its continued effort at revitalising the nation’s startup ecosystem towards the sustainability of a digitally transformed nation, the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) has engaged relevant stakeholders within the tech ecosystem in a Digital Policy Dialogue with the intent of harnessing ideas for the effective implementation of the Nigeria Startup Act (NSA).

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Digital Literacy: NITDA Unveils Framework, Set To Create 1Million Digital Jobs

In its ambitious target to achieve 95 percent digital literacy by 2030 and aligning with the vision of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to create over one million jobs for youths in the digital economy sector, the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) has officially launched the National Digital Literacy Framework (NDLF) for achieving a digitally literate citizenry.

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INUWA Charges Youths On Technological Disruption

The Nigeria’s tech innovators have been charged to employ the use of technology as a source of inspiration in their quest to disrupt businesses as the three capabilities they needed to achieve the feats are now readily available.

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Cyber Security: NITDA, CIFCFIN To Collaborate On Digital Forensics 

The Director-General, National Information Technology Development Agency, Kashifu Inuwa has assured the President of Chartered Institute of Forensic and Certified Fraud Investigator of Nigeria (CIFCFIN) of the Agency's readiness to collaborate with the Institute on digital forensics in order to reinvigorate the tech ecosystem and mitigate cybercrimes in the digital space

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MSMEs Will Contribute $53b To Nigeria’s Economy If Digitised — DG

NITDAAs SMEs make up a huge percentage of businesses and economic growth, the Director General, National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) Kashifu Inuwa, has said that digitisation of MSMEs will increase revenue by 26 percent as well as reduce operating cost by 22 percent, and contribute $53b USD to the Nigerian economy.

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