Archives Tag: NITDA
NITDA Endorses Digital Africa for Promoting Local Technology Industry Development
April 19, 2022
Local and global technology industry stakeholders are endorsing the 2014 edition of the Digital Africa Conference & Exhibition, slated for May 20-22, 2014 in Lagos. In its second year, the annual technology industry event is fast evolving into the ultimate platform for rallying global and African thought leaders, corporations, associations and government agencies to … Continue reading NITDA Endorses Digital Africa for Promoting Local Technology Industry Development
NITDA gives Funds to Nigerian Universities for Software Development
April 19, 2022
The National Information Development Agency (NITDA) has released funds to two universities and a polytechnic to boost development of local Software in Nigeria. Â The fund — 6.25 million — was given to schools that won a competiton organised by the NITDA last year. Abia State Polytechnic received parts of the funds for being the winner … Continue reading NITDA gives Funds to Nigerian Universities for Software Development
DG NITDA: Nigerian IT growth at 30% annually
April 19, 2022
The Director General of Nigeria Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA), Cleopas Angaye, has revealed that Nigeria’s IT industry is growing at the rate of 30% annually. He made this known during an address in Calabar at a conference on Cloud Computing in Nigeria. He said that there are 45 million internet users in Nigeria currently … Continue reading DG NITDA: Nigerian IT growth at 30% annually
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e-Nigeria Conference Holds Later This Month
April 19, 2022
Technology conference, put together annually by the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA), e-Nigeria, will hold at the end of this month. The event gets top-bureaucrats, experts, researchers and other stakeholders together, to discuss Nigeria’s status in Information Communication Technology (ICT) and how to move forward. The theme of this year is “Local Content in … Continue reading e-Nigeria Conference Holds Later This Month