The collaboration is being championed through the research, technology and innovation unit of the NNPC.
The federal government has commenced registration for a training programme to equip 10 million Nigerians with financial inclusion literacy.
The FCC chair reaffirmed the commission’s constitutional mandate to promote equity and balanced representation in the public sector.
Mr Inuwa said, “Our mandate is not just targeted at the federal; it’s truly national, which means it must embrace state and local governments.’’
He said the DPI would also open the digital space toward harnessing the benefits of the digital economy.
This is aimed at making tax compliance easier, faster and more transparent for all categories of taxpayers.
He added that the framework was already being implemented within NITDA.
She also said it would assist in delivering appropriate knowledge management for developing Nigeria’s DPI.
She urged the public to download apps from the official Google Play Store or other trusted sources.
Kashifu Abdullahi, director-general of NITDA, said that the collaboration was more than just job creation.
