Mrs Tinubu stated that Digital Economy Centres in five states and the Federal Capital Territory have also been fully equipped with computers and other ICT materials.
President Bola Tinubu mandated that the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) lead the implementation.
Mr Inuwa said data sovereignty was important in ensuring Nigeria’s digital future.
The artisans spoke in separate interviews in Calabar on Thursday on the sideline of their evaluation.
Binta Bello, NAPTIP DG, said they were committed to combating human trafficking and violence against vulnerable individuals.
NOGALSS has pledged to equip out-of-school children with digital competencies.
The NITDA boss said integrating digital skills into the curriculum is crucial for national development and economic growth.
He said this would be done by harnessing the potential of innovation and entrepreneurship.
“The malware employs various execution methods to extract sensitive data from victims,” NITDA spokesperson said.
Hadiza Umar, the NITDA spokesperson, said the review was due and would strengthen the ease of doing business.
