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How digital Inclusion will promote global equality

ITNEWSNIGERIABy ITNEWSNIGERIAApril 8, 2021No Comments2 Mins Read
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Today’s organisations must committed to driving digital inclusion in Nigeria, other African countries and globally using latest technologies to entrench global equilibrium

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Covid-19 has accelerated the rate of digital technology adoption around the world, but also revealed the depth of the digital divide worldwide. For millions of people living in Nigeria and Africa, who do not have access to the internet or laptops and smartphones, the pandemic has resulted in greater social and economic isolation.

Many factors play a role in entrenching the continent’s digital divide, most notably the high cost of technology and connectivity, which is exacerbated by the lack of reliable network infrastructure.

The pandemic, with its lockdowns and restrictions, has hit Africans hard, leading to job losses, food insecurity, entrenched poverty and – perhaps most worryingly – major setbacks in education delivery.

Former president, Nigeria Computer Society Prof Aderoumu said: Nigeria stands to benefit in many ways if its close to 200 million people are internet included.
“I would like to advise Federal Government to quickly formulate a new national Information and Communication Technology ( ICT) policy that will incorporate digital new inclusion as a pivotal factor for driving our socio-economic and political development”, he said.

He said, “Access has to do with speed, Internet access being available to all members of society such that people who cannot afford the digital technologies can do so for free in public places. Application implies that digital technologies and services are usable by people with varying levels of digital skills and abilities, including people with disabilities. For overall sustainable national development, nobody should be left behind.”

NITDA DG, Dr. Inuwa Abdullahi said digital inclusion “is the next oil, simply because of its rise in the nation’s Gross Domestic Product which has paved way for the creations of jobs directly or indirectly and also an avenue for flow of revenue to the country. Everything is evolving around technology and with technology work and activities are done at ease and reduces the cost of implementation at the end of the day”.

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