The governments of Anambra and Lagos States have officially agreed to a collaborative partnership aimed at enhancing and fortifying their respective Information Technology (IT) ecosystems.
This partnership, as revealed by Angela Nwanodu, the Public Relations Officer of the state government, emerged from bilateral meetings with IT ecosystem members during the Reverse Trade Mission in the United States of America.
“Objectives and Key Highlights of Partnership”
The collaborative effort is designed to address emerging challenges, foster innovation, and enhance the overall cybersecurity infrastructure of both states.
Key objectives and highlights of the Anambra/Lagos partnership include Cybersecurity Collaboration, Protection of IT Assets, Cyber protection measures, and the expansion of IT service platforms.
“Optimism and Vision from Lagos State Commissioner”
Tunbosun Alake, the Commissioner for Innovation, Science, and Technology in Lagos State, expressed optimism about the collaboration.
He emphasized that the partnership represents a crucial step in fortifying technological capabilities, creating a resilient IT infrastructure that not only addresses current challenges but also anticipates and adapts to future advancements.
“Alignment with Federal Government’s Call for Digitalization”
Representatives from both states believe that the partnership aligns with the Federal Government’s call, as articulated by Dr. Bosun Tijani, Minister of Communications, Innovation, and Digital Economy, for the digitalization of operations in Ministries, Departments, and Agencies (MDAs).
This aligns with the call made at the Nigeria National Council of ICT Heads of MDAs in Abeokuta, Ogun State.
“Implementation of New Cybersecurity Methods”
In response to the call for immediate provision of ICT infrastructure, Anambra and Lagos states have agreed to implement new methods of cybersecurity to fortify IT infrastructure.
This includes formulating strategies to comprehend and counter evolving threats in cyberspace.
“Focus on Skills Development and Service Delivery”
The partnership also focuses on aligning with digitization and customer service agendas, aiming to enhance service delivery and rapidly onboard new skills in the IT sector.
Plans include upscaling the skill system to meet the evolving demands of the IT landscape and seeking joint efforts to bolster the pool of skilled professionals in the Information Technology sector.
“Shared Vision for Technological Excellence”
Chukwuemeka Fred Agbata, CFA, the MD/CEO of Anambra State ICT Agency, sees the collaboration as an opportunity to leverage strengths and elevate the IT services market.
Together, Anambra and Lagos aim to achieve technological excellence and contribute significantly to Nigeria’s digital transformation.
“Impending Partnership: Paving the Way for Technological Advancement”
The imminent partnership between Anambra and Lagos states is poised to make tangible strides in the Information Technology sector, setting a precedent for collaborative efforts in advancing the nation’s technological landscape.
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