Nile University Abuja Hosts Networking Event on Digital Transformation
Nile University's annual event featured expert discussions on digital transformation, with key insights from Chioma Okoro and Dr. Isa Ali Pantami on leveraging AI, IoT, and digital skills.
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Last week, Nile University Abuja held its highly anticipated annual networking event, themed “Navigating the New Normal - Life in the Digital Age.” The event, tailored for working professionals and executives, was marked by thought-provoking discussions and insights into the future of digital transformation.
The Vice Chancellor of Nile University, Prof. Dilli Dogo, opened the event with a motivational speech that set an inspiring tone for the day. His welcoming remarks emphasized the significance of adapting to the evolving digital landscape and the role of collaboration in driving progress.
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Chioma Okoro, the CEO of Wootlab Foundation, took the stage as a distinguished panelist. Renowned for her expertise in digital transformation, Okoro shared valuable insights on how underserved communities can harness digital opportunities. She underscored the necessity of both government and private sector efforts in enhancing digital skills across the workforce. Okoro highlighted Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT) as pivotal technologies with transformative potential, especially within Nigeria's agricultural sector.
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Chioma Okoro also spotlighted the Wootlab Foundation’s ongoing initiatives, including the Digital Skills Nigeria program, which is a collaborative effort with the Federal Government of Nigeria and Microsoft. The program aims to bridge digital divides and foster nationwide digital transformation.
The keynote address was delivered by Dr. Isa Ali Pantami, former Minister of Communications and Digital Economy. Known for his significant contributions to ICT policy and digital innovation in Nigeria, Dr. Pantami provided deep insights into national digital strategies and policies, reinforcing his role in shaping Nigeria’s digital future.
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Other notable panelists included Engr. Jennifer Adighije, Senior Special Adviser to President Bola Tinubu on Entrepreneurship Development in Communications, Innovation, and Digital Economy, and Mr. Martins Chukwedo Peter, Director of Engineering at Phase 3 Telecomms. Their expertise and perspectives enriched the discussions on advancing digital transformation and innovation.
The event ended with a strong emphasis on leadership and upskilling in the digital age, leaving attendees inspired and equipped with knowledge to navigate the evolving digital landscape.