NITDA commits to boosting digital transformation
The National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) has successfully implemented the Digital Literacy for All (DL4ALL) Workforce Programme across the Federal Civil Service, a significant milestone in the Federal Government’s
Renewed Hope Initiative, NITDA Empower Women Through ICT
– Advertisement – – Advertisement – – Advertisement – – Advertisement – The director-general, National Information Technology Development Agency, Mallam Kashifu Abdullahi. The Renewed Hope Initiative, in collaboration with the
NITDA Celebrates Digital Transformation Milestones As ICEGOV 2025 Ends In Abuja
– Advertisement – – Advertisement – – Advertisement – – Advertisement – A cross section of participants of the ICEGOV 2025 conference in Abuja. The National Information Technology Development Agency
Transforming Africa: NITDA DG’s Urgent Call For Digital Investment
– Advertisement – – Advertisement – – Advertisement – – Advertisement – A cross section of dignitaries during the meeting in Cape Town, South Africa. The director-general of the National
NITDA Trains Teachers On Essential Digital Skills
By Emmanuella Oghenetega Under its flagship initiative, Digital Literacy for All (DL4ALL), the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA), conducted a two-day physical training programme to equip teachers with essential
NITDA, Bauchi State Partner On Digital Literacy, Skills Framework
– Advertisement – – Advertisement – – Advertisement – – Advertisement – A cross section of dignitaries during the Digital Literacy and Skills Framework Launch in Bauchi State. The Bauchi
NITDA, Bauchi partner to advance digital literacy and skills framework
*Governor (Senator) Bala Mohammed of Bauchi State of Nigeria describes digital literacy as a fundamental right for all citizens, highlighting the state government designed the initiative as part of a
NITDA trains 350,000 northerners, sets up 101 e-learning centres in two years
The Director General of the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA), Kashifu Inuwa Abdullahi, has disclosed that over 350,000 northerners have benefited from digital literacy training programmes across the northern
Nigeria’s Digital Economy To Bridge Divides, Drive Growth – NITDA DG
– Advertisement – – Advertisement – – Advertisement – – Advertisement – A cross section of dignitaries during the interactive session in Kaduna. The director-general of the National Information Technology
NITDA Targets 95% Digital Literacy By 2030, As UBEC Commits To Strategic Collaboration
– Advertisement – – Advertisement – – Advertisement – – Advertisement – L-R: The director-general, National Information Technology Development Agency, Mallam Kashifu Abdullahi receiving an ambassador of Basic Education from