Nigeria News highlights the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA)‘s collaboration with key tech players to form the National Council for Digital Innovation and Entrepreneurship, commonly known as the Startup Council. Scheduled for an April 28, 2025 forum, this initiative underscores the Federal Government’s commitment to fostering a vibrant start-up ecosystem under the Nigeria Startup Act (NSA).
In a statement from Abuja news, Director Hadiza Umar emphasized the Council’s role as the apex advisory body for Nigeria’s start-up sector, aiming for inclusive policy development and amplifying the voices of the tech community. Stakeholders, including startups and investors, are urged to participate in shaping digital innovation in Nigeria. Visit NITDA for more info.
Key Takeaways:
- The Startup Council aims to enhance Nigeria’s start-up ecosystem.
- Stakeholder engagement is crucial for inclusive policy development.
- The Nigeria Startup Act facilitates growth with incentives like seed funds.
This strategic move not only positions Nigeria as a budding tech hub but also encourages investors and entrepreneurs to innovate. Do you think such initiatives will significantly impact Nigeria’s tech landscape? Share your thoughts!
