Digital Technology Adoption Will Tranform Agriculture – DG NITDA   As part of its efforts and commitment to reinforce and foster the digital transformation of the agricultural sector to support food security in Africa, the Director-General, National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA), Kashifu Inuwa CCIE said...

Digital Technology: Powering The Administration Of Justice, by Inyene Ibanga   In all societies, the judiciary is an important pillar of the governmental system. It is the organ of government that settles disputes that arise between individuals and groups, or individuals/groups and government. Comprising courts, the judiciary...

Leveraging Technology For Public Sector Reforms, by Inyene Ibanga         Digital technology and social media have transformed the way people live, communicate and conduct economic activities with one another. Through the power of these two phenomena, people are gaining widespread access to information and global connections, irrespective...

Digital Tourism In The New Age Of Technology, by Inyene Ibanga     Digital technology is changing the way people live, do business and travel. Transformative digital technologies and innovation have opened up new opportunities for tourism businesses to compete in global markets. With this development, we now...

Engaging With The Startups Policy For Innovative Enterprises, by Inyene Ibanga     Today, the ever-evolving digital technology is opening up limitless opportunities for innovation-driven enterprises to adopt new business models, ideas, and processes that are equally enabled by new technological innovations. Business leaders have incorporated these innovative features and...

Understanding Tech Skills For Economic Empowerment, by Abbas Badmus     The term digital technology encompasses a dizzying array of technologies and their applications. This includes artificial intelligence (AI), the internet of things (IoT), augmented and virtual reality, cloud computing, blockchain, robotics, autonomous vehicles and many others. But...