The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) is set to host the inaugural Digital Awareness and Sensitisation Fora to strengthen policy and innovation for a digital future.
The event, themed “Leaving No One Behind: Digital Assets, Equity, and Empowerment,” aims to bridge gaps between policy and infrastructure for national development.
According to a release signed by Nnenna Ukoha, Head, Public Affairs, the NCC has scheduled the maiden edition of the fora for November 13, 2025.
The event will bring together industry experts, policymakers, and community stakeholders to brainstorm practical solutions for bridging the digital divide.
The release stated that discussions will focus on designing inclusive digital policies, promoting accessible infrastructure deployment, developing adaptive digital literacy programs, and advocating for affordability and accessibility in digital services.
“The NCC recognises the importance of harnessing the potential of Africa’s young population, particularly in Nigeria, and is committed to ensuring the safety of over 140 million internet users.
“The event is designed to highlight the importance of inclusive participation in Nigeria’s digital economy and bring together key stakeholders to deliberate on how digital access and innovation can be harnessed to empower underserved communities, drive equity, and promote national development.”
The Digital Awareness and Sensitisation Fora is a collaborative effort with various stakeholders, including regulatory bodies, academia, private sector, and development partners.
The event will feature panel discussions, exhibitions by innovators, fintech organizations, and students, showcasing Nigeria’s digital ecosystem creativity and potential.
The event will be livestreamed via a dedicated portal at (scf.ncc.gov.ng) for nationwide access and participation.
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