As part of our plans to train 3 million technical talent by 2025, I’m excited to launch the 3MTT programme https://t.co/2DzXH18cOB ,targeted at generating a pipeline of technical talent across Nigeria. The programme is a key part of @FMoCDENigeria plans to achieve our objective of becoming a net exporter of talent and significantly grow our digital economy.
We are now inviting applications from training organisations to train 30,000 tech talents across Nigeria over the next 3 months in this prototype phase in partnership with @NITDANigeria , as we design the most optimal way to deliver technical training to future cohorts.
This is a unique opportunity to be part of a pioneer group of organisations and individuals in our National Digital Transformation journey and I’m looking forward to receiving your applications at this link here - https://t.co/2DzXH18cOB
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McKinsey, a consultancy, thinks that Nigeria's HUMAN geography will be rewired within two decades. Today, the tier 1 cities are Lagos, Abuja and Port Harcourt when you are planning a “broad” growth strategy (for some sectors, those vary) within economic opportunity geography. Kano, Ibadan, Onitsha and Kaduna come along, with Aba, Ilorin and a few others tagging.
But by 2040, McKinsey thinks Lagos and Onitsha will become dominant in human geography. Onitsha, the largest market in Africa (the first wow in my secondary school Geography class, reminding me that geography could be local) is repositioning. Ibadan, Africa’s largest indigenous city (another geography class discovery) is also going to expand, marginally. But for Kaduna and Kano, Abuja will gain from both. Abuja could become one of the largest cities in Nigeria due to infrastructure which is unrivaled in Nigeria.
While I think the models for Onitsha and Lagos are right on the money, I think the report ignores the latent potency of Uyo. If Nigeria builds a deep seaport which I think Akpabio, now the senate president will make a priority, Uyo will grow massively and Onitsha could become even larger. With a deep seaport in Akwa Ibom, Uyo, Aba and Onitsha will become bigger cities for trade and commerce.
I am long on Uyo and Aba because if Ibom deep seaport takes off, more than 20% of Lagos port traffic will move to Akwa Ibom and Uyo will become super-vital to Nigeria's economy. A container transport from Uyo to Maiduguri will cost less than Lagos to Maiduguri (a tie for Kano). So, Uyo wins to most of Northeast and NorthCentral Nigeria (east axis). May Nigeria advance and bring prosperity to all.
Today, as part of our commitment to bipartisan collaboration, I, along with the Deputy Governor, H.E. Distinguished Senator Akon Eyakenyi, and other esteemed officials, warmly welcomed the Senate President, H.E., Distinguished Senator Godswill Akpabio (CON), on his inaugural visit to our state following his election as the President of the Senate of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
Together, we will forge ahead in unity to achieve our shared developmental objectives in alignment with our ARISE Agenda.
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