African University of Science and Technology Hosts Workshop on Data Governance
African University of Science and Technology workshop on data governance, held in collaboration with CSEA and NDPC, provided valuable insights into leveraging data for national and regional development.
Mary Nwaeze 
This week, the African University of Science and Technology (AUST) in Abuja hosted a significant workshop on "Harnessing Data Governance for National and Regional Development." The event, held at the Centre for the Study of the Economies of Africa (CSEA), was organized in collaboration with the Nigeria Data Protection Commission (NDPC) and CSEA.
The workshop offered a comprehensive exploration of data governance's role in fostering development at both national and regional levels. Participants engaged in an array of informative and interactive sessions, gaining valuable insights into the management and strategic use of data.
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Tsegban Moses Terdue, a key attendee and surveyor, noted the workshop's effectiveness in promoting dialogue on crucial data governance issues. "The session was incredibly educative and informative," Terdue remarked. "It provided an excellent platform for engaging with fellow participants and deepening our understanding of data governance."
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A highlight of the workshop was the opportunity for Terdue to meet Muhammad Bello, an economist at CSEA and a Facebook friend whom he had not previously met in person. Terdue described Bello as "incredibly kind and hospitable," adding a personal touch to the professional event.
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The workshop successfully underscored the importance of data governance in driving development, offering practical knowledge and fostering meaningful connections among professionals in the field.
