The Minister of Communications, Innovation, and Digital Economy, Bosun Tijani, has reaffirmed the Nigerian government’s commitment to youth empowerment and digital transformation during a high-profile visit to the Digital Bridge Institute (DBI) Lagos Campus.

Welcomed by DBI President and CEO David Daser, alongside key stakeholders from the technology and innovation ecosystem, Tijani toured the institution’s facilities, assessing its capacity to drive digital skills development, job creation, and entrepreneurship.

The visit provided a platform for discussions on maximising DBI’s infrastructure to support Nigeria’s digital economy agenda. Tech industry leaders and CEOs joined the minister in exploring ways to establish tech hubs, enhance ICT training, and create sustainable job opportunities for young Nigerians.

Tijani highlighted the importance of strategic partnerships in leveraging DBI’s resources, calling on stakeholders to collaborate in designing and implementing capacity-building initiatives. The discussions focused on fostering innovation, strengthening incubation programmes, and ensuring that young Nigerians are equipped with the skills needed for a rapidly evolving digital landscape.

DBI, renowned for its ICT training and capacity-building programmes, reaffirmed its commitment to working with industry players, policymakers, and international partners to advance Nigeria’s digital transformation goals.