Dr. Bosun Tijani, Minister of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy, has shared updates on the ministry’s recent strides in advancing the nation’s digital transformation agenda. In a post on social media, Tijani revealed that the ministry has had an “extremely busy few weeks” as it entered the final quarter of the year, reaffirming his commitment to open and transparent communication about the ministry’s work.
According to According to his post via is X (Twitter) account Tijani launched a three-part #WeekInReview series to showcase the ministry’s achievements and activities, beginning with a report covering Nigeria’s participation at the 80th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA80) in New York. The first installment, available via b.link/FMCIDE-BT-UNGA, highlights Nigeria’s Digital Economy@UNGA80 side events and the country’s growing influence in global discussions on technology, innovation, and digital policy. Tijani noted that these engagements are part of ongoing efforts to keep Nigeria on the global map of technology and innovation, while attracting international collaboration and investment.
The minister hinted at several “big wins” achieved during the period and promised more updates as the year draws to a close. With Nigeria’s digital economy rapidly expanding, the question now is — how far can these initiatives go in positioning the country as Africa’s true innovation powerhouse? Visit www.jocomms.com for more news.
