The National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) says it is expanding digital access across Nigeria with plans to establish digital learning centres in all 774 local government areas, as part of sustained efforts to bridge the country’s digital divide. The proposed centres are designed to deliver hands-on digital skills training, supported by functional infrastructure, and […]
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