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In a significant move towards enhancing technological capabilities in Nigeria, the Chinese government has partnered with Nigerian authorities to launch a training program focused on artificial intelligence (AI) skills for the youth. This initiative is part of a broader strategy to foster innovation and prepare the next generation for the demands of a rapidly evolving digital economy.The program, which...
UN Women representatives, Nigerian officials, and activists stand together at a Lagos summit in front of a digital Africa map with shields and locks, symbolizing the fight against online gender violence.
In a recent statement, UN Women emphasized the urgent need for partnerships to combat digital gender-based violence, highlighting the increasing prevalence of online abuse against women. The organization called for collaborative efforts among governments, civil society, and the private sector to create safer online environments.Digital gender-based violence encompasses a range of harmful behaviors, including cyberbullying, harassment, and the non-consensual...
Nigeria's ambition to become a $1 trillion economy by 2030 hinges significantly on the establishment of robust data infrastructure, according to a recent report by The Guardian Nigeria. Experts in the field have indicated that the country requires at least 72 data centres to support its growing digital economy and meet the increasing demand for data services.The report emphasizes...
Lagos State Governor and Russian officials shaking hands in front of Nigerian and Russian flags, with digital overlays of power grids, renewable energy plants and smart city technology.
The Lagos State Government has announced a strategic partnership with the Russian government aimed at boosting the state's energy and technology sectors. This collaboration was formalized during a recent meeting between Lagos State officials and a Russian delegation, which included representatives from various sectors, including energy, technology, and infrastructure.Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu emphasized the importance of this partnership in addressing...
Nigerian cybercrime investigators and law enforcement officers wearing headsets in a futuristic command centre, tracking dark-web trafficking networks and cryptocurrency trails on massive glowing screens.
The National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) has announced a strategic partnership with Google aimed at enhancing Nigeria's cyber resilience. This collaboration is part of a broader initiative to strengthen the country's cybersecurity framework and improve the overall digital safety of its citizens and businesses.The partnership was officially unveiled at a press conference held in Lagos, where officials from...
Nigerian investigators, prosecutors and law enforcement officers in a training workshop, attentively taking notes while learning digital forensics and online trafficking investigation techniques.
The National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP), in collaboration with the International Centre for Migration Policy Development (ICMPD) and the Government of the Netherlands, has initiated a training program aimed at equipping investigators and prosecutors in Nigeria with the necessary skills to combat technology-driven human trafficking and violence against persons (VAP).The training, which took...
Nigerian cybercrime investigators and law enforcement officers wearing headsets in a futuristic command centre, tracking dark-web trafficking networks and cryptocurrency trails on massive glowing screens.
The Nigerian government has initiated a comprehensive training program aimed at combating human trafficking and violence, particularly those driven by technology. This program, launched in collaboration with various international organizations, seeks to enhance the capabilities of law enforcement agencies and other stakeholders in identifying and addressing the complexities of tech-enabled crimes.The training sessions will cover a range of topics,...
Google executives and Nigerian government officials in a modern conference room unveiling the ₦3 billion AI and digital security initiative, with a presentation screen showing data charts and the Google log
Google has announced a significant investment of N3 billion (approximately $7.3 million) aimed at transforming Nigeria's artificial intelligence (AI) ecosystem and enhancing the country's digital security infrastructure. This initiative, revealed in a press conference held in Lagos, is part of Google's broader commitment to fostering technological innovation in Africa.The funding will be allocated towards various projects designed to support...
Diverse group of Nigerian entrepreneurs and business leaders gathered around a conference table, smiling and discussing digital transformation and new technology adoption.
Nigeria is facing significant security challenges, including terrorism, banditry, and kidnapping, which have escalated in recent years. In response, the Nigerian government has invested heavily in space technology, with approximately $700 million allocated to satellite assets. However, many of these satellites remain underutilized, raising questions about their potential role in enhancing national security.The Nigerian National Space Research and Development...
Excited Nigerian schoolgirls wearing safety goggles conducting science experiments with microscopes and test tubes during a hands-on STEM workshop at the WITIN National Summit.
The Women in Technology in Nigeria (WITIN) recently hosted the Girls’ National Summit and Exhibition, an event aimed at promoting science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) among young girls across the country. The summit, which took place in Lagos, gathered educators, industry leaders, and students to discuss the importance of female representation in STEM fields and to inspire the...

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