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Friday, August 28, 2026

Nigeria first policy: Major protection for creatively ambitious entrepreneurs says Leo Stan Ekeh - ITREALMS

The conversation around Nigeria’s economic future took a decisive turn toward local capacity, digital transformation, and smarter public procurement at the Nigerian Bar Association’s (NBA) 66th Annual General Conference, reports ITREALMS.
Nigeria first policy: Major protection for creatively ambitious entrepreneurs says Leo Stan Ekeh - ITREALMS
Speaking during a high-level session themed “E-Commerce and Procurement: Transforming Public Contracting through Digital Systems, Transparency and Local Capacity Development,” Zinox Group Chairman Leo Stan Ekeh asserted that the Nigeria First Policy is a vital shield for creatively ambitious Nigerian entrepreneurs navigating a competitive global landscape.

Monday, December 08, 2025

e-Gov: Soludo engineering ambitious transformation, leverages AI says CFA - ITREALMS

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Anambra State is quietly pioneering one of Nigeria’s most ambitious transformations in public governance, strategically powered by Artificial Intelligence (AI), deep data analytics, and aggressive broadband expansion, reports ITREALMS.
He also said that this push to create a "smarter, faster, more efficient government" is championed by Governor Prof. Chukwuma Charles Soludo.

Thursday, March 13, 2025

Nigeria pursues ambitious digital inclusion goals, emphasizes collaboration - ITREALMS

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Nigeria is reaffirming its commitment to bringing digital opportunities to all its citizens, with the Honorable Minister of Communications, Innovation, and Digital Economy, Dr. Bosun Tijani, outlining a comprehensive strategy at a stakeholder summit in Lagos, reports ITREALMS.
The Minister acknowledged the nation's progress in expanding connectivity but stressed the urgent need to address the digital divide that still leaves millions of Nigerians behind.