Mr Brown commended Nigeria for its support for the adoption of a landmark United Nations resolution on AI.
The HOCSF commended civil servants for their performance in the transformative and innovative service introduced by the federal government.
He urged them to endeavour to know the five different pillars that their agencies represent.
He said that there was need for immediate provision of ICT infrastructure that would aid data sharing among government agencies.
Mr Tijani, who expressed hope that the funds would be raised in the next two or three years, said the project involved private sector stakeholders.
Mr Tijani said the ICT sector in the second quarter of 2023 contributed 18.45 per cent to the country’s gross domestic product.
DevsInGovernment is a community of technologists and tech enthusiasts in the Nigerian civil service.
Mr Adedeji said the country collects data in compliance with the Data Privacy law.
“I also mentioned the possibility of creating thousands of new jobs in Nigeria.’’
The federal government says Nigerians are not applying knowledge and innovation in a certain critical sector of the economy to generate earnings and spur national development.
