Nigeria hosts GITEX Nigeria in Abuja, advocating for digital sovereignty across the African continent.
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Updated Aug 14
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What happened
Nigeria hosts GITEX Nigeria in Abuja, advocating for digital sovereignty across the African continent.
Who's involved
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Nigeria is hosting a summit in Abuja, which is located on the African continent.Also in this story
- Transsion Holdings announced investments in Nigerian infrastructure during a summit in Abuja, where Mohammed Kyari Dikwa addressed energy needs.
- The ECOWAS Mid-Year Summit is underway in Abuja, Nigeria, where statements were issued regarding trade and collaboration.
- A health roundtable was organized in Abuja, Nigeria.
- Nigeria, Ghana, and Cameroon are planning to form a regional bloc and are hosting a summit in Abuja.
The entities involved
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Nigeria
sovereign state in West Africa
- The Nigerian Senate has approved a bill regarding the creation of state police, while Bola Ahmed Tinubu transmitted the constitutional amendment bill to the Senate.
- A 50-50 joint venture between ANOH Gas Processing Company and NNPC Limited is strengthening collaboration to expand gas supply from the Niger Delta to northern Nigeria.
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Africa
continent
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Abuja
capital city of Nigeria
Related events
- Lagos hosted discussions focused on shaping the digital future of the African continent.
- A Nigerian delegation met in the UK to seek cooperation with major tech companies Microsoft, Meta, and Google.
- President Tinubu acknowledged the contributions of the media to the nation, while Guild represents online publishing in Nigeria.
- The Daily Times, a Nigerian publication, traces its history back to 1995 in Lagos, mirroring the nation's political and economic evolution.
- George Akume advocates for digital transformation in Nigeria, aligning his vision with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's agenda, while Galaxy Backbone provides digital infrastructure.