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NCC boss, Maida highlights significance of investing in digital education
The Executive Vice Chairman of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), Dr. Aminu Maida has highlighted the significance of investing in digital education and capacity building to empower Nigerian youth and bolster their employability prospects.
Dr. Maida gave the charge when he, in company of other top officials of the NCC visited the Digital Bridge Institute Campus in Enugu to inspect the facilities recently.
Engaging with faculty members, students, and staff, Dr. Maida gained valuable insights into the institute’s pivotal role in fostering technological innovation and bridging the digital divide across the nation.
Participating in interactive sessions and demonstrations, EVC highlighted the significance of investing in digital education and capacity building to empower Nigerian youth and bolster their employability prospects.
He emphasized the imperative role of such initiatives in propelling socio-economic growth.
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Dr. Maida’s discussions with institute representatives underscored the NCC’s support for endeavors promoting digital literacy and expanding access to telecommunications services nationwide.
He reiterated the commission’s dedication to collaborating with academic institutions and industry stakeholders to accelerate Nigeria’s digital transformation journey.
Concluding the tour, the NCC chairman commended the Digital Bridge Institute for its pivotal role in nurturing talent and fostering innovation within the ICT sector.
He pledged sustained partnership and assistance from the NCC to further the institute’s objectives and amplify its impact on Nigeria’s digital landscape.
The visit encapsulated Dr. Maida’s steadfast commitment to advancing Nigeria’s digital agenda and leveraging technology to drive inclusive growth and development across all sectors of the economy.
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