Stakeholders at the second Global Tech Africa (GTA) Conference in Lagos have collaborated to strengthen the country’s local content. This will involve working together to develop and increase locally-produced digital content.
These were part of the submission at the Global Technology Africa Conference (GTA), in Lagos.
It served as a platform for advancement of Africa’s digital economy, providing insight into the potential and future of the continent’s tech ecosystem.
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Director-General of National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA), Malam Kashifu Abdullahi, emphasised the role of collaboration with tech ecosystem stakeholders in unlocking Nigeria’s digital local content.
Convener of Ascend Studio Foundation, Dr. Inya Lawal, explained the collaborative nature of the conference, highlighting its role as a catalyst for driving digital transformation.