- Hosts convening for AI governance discussions, led by Bosun Tijani, pushing for AI institutionalization in Nigeria.
- The Minister has driven the national digital infrastructure strategy in Nigeria.
Nigeria is pursuing fibre expansion and infrastructure development to achieve regional hub status with the backing of various development finance institutions.
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Updated Aug 10
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Nigeria is pursuing fibre expansion and infrastructure development to achieve regional hub status with the backing of various development finance institutions.
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The Minister has driven the national digital infrastructure strategy in Nigeria.Also in this story
- Nigeria is modernizing its free zone framework to boost the digital economy and attract global investment.
- The Minister of Communications led strategic meetings regarding the Nigerian Communications Commission, a regulated body in Nigeria.
- The government announced a national goal of 100 Mbps internet speed and encouraged network investment via fiber and satellite.
- The National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) is driving digital infrastructure shift and tracking cloud spending in Nigeria.
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