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DBI LAUNCHES EXECUTIVE DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION PROGRAMME 2026
The future of governance belongs to digitally empowered leaders.
Across the world, public institutions are transforming how they deliver services, make decisions and lead national development. Today’s public sector leaders must understand digital transformation, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and data driven governance.
The Digital Bridge Institute presents the 2026 Executive Digital Transformation Capacity Programme, designed exclusively for:
• Permanent Secretaries
• Directors and Heads of Departments
• Chief Executives of Government Agencies
• Board Members
• Senior Public Sector Leaders and Policy Makers
Participants will gain executive level insight into:
✔ Digital Transformation Leadership
✔ AI Enabled Public Administration
✔ Cybersecurity Governance
✔ Data Driven Policy Making
✔ Institutional Modernisation
Delivered across DBI campuses nationwide, this programme equips leaders to drive innovation, improve service delivery and lead digitally enabled institutions.
Multiple cohorts commence in 2026.
Registration is now open.
👉 Nominate yourself or your institution today:
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DBI REPRESENTED ON NTA'S GOOD MORNING NIGERIA
Mr. Emeka Nzeih, the Head, Learning & Development (DBI), represented the President/CEO of the Digital Bridge Institute (DBI), David Daser, on the Nigerian Television Authority (NTA) flagship programme, Good Morning Nigeria.
The engaging discussion focused on "Public Sector Reforms in the Digital Era," bringing together the Director-General of the Bureau of Public Service Reforms (BPSR), Dr. D.I Arabi, and other distinguished panelists to examine how digital transformation is reshaping governance, service delivery, and institutional efficiency in Nigeria.
DBI's participation underscored the Institute's unwavering commitment to advancing digital capacity development and supporting public sector innovation in line with Nigeria's digital transformation agenda.
The future isn’t waiting. Neither should your child.
AI is changing the way we learn, create and solve problems. The question is, will your child be ready?
This August, give them the opportunity to gain practical AI skills, build real projects and learn from industry experts at the DBI AI Innovators Bootcamp.
🚀 From AI User to AI Creator
📅 3 to 21 August 2026
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🎓 Earn a DBI Certificate, with the opportunity to earn an additional ITU DTC AI Certificate.
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The DBI AI Innovators Bootcamp is more than a training programme.
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🔐 Quiz Wednesday is here!
Think you know your cybersecurity basics?
Which algorithm is considered broken and no longer safe for password hashing?
💬 Drop your answer (A, B, C, or D) in the comments before tomorrow’s reveal.
No Googling… let’s see who really knows their cybersecurity! 👀
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🤖 Your child already uses AI. It’s time they learned to CREATE with it.
This August, the Digital Bridge Institute (DBI) is launching the AI Innovators Bootcamp, a 3-week immersive experience designed to transform students from AI users into AI creators.
Participants will learn to:
✨ Build AI chatbots
🎨 Create AI-generated artwork
🎥 Produce AI videos and presentations
💡 Develop AI-powered solutions
🤖 Explore industry-leading AI tools including ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, Google Gemini, Canva AI, NotebookLM and more.
🎓 Bonus: Participants receive a DBI Certificate, with the opportunity to earn an additional International Telecommunication Union (ITU) Digital Transformation Centre (DTC) AI Certificate upon meeting the programme requirements.
📅 Date: 3 to 21 August, 2026
👥 Who Can Apply: Students from JSS3 and above
⏳ Duration: 3 Weeks
💰 Investment: ₦120,000
🚍 Includes an exclusive field experience aboard DBI’s Mobile Information Access Centre, Nigeria’s fully equipped digital classroom on wheels.
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Give your child the skills to thrive in the age of Artificial Intelligence.
Learn. Create. Innovate. Lead the Future with AI.
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Don’t let your child just use AI… teach them to CREATE with it.
This August, give your child a head start with the DBI AI Innovators Bootcamp, where students will learn to build chatbots, create AI videos, design AI projects, master today’s most powerful AI tools, and earn industry-recognized certificates.
🎓 Open to students from JSS3 and above
📅 3 to 21 August, 2026
⏳ 3 Weeks
💰 ₦120,000
✨ Hands-on learning
🏆 Earn a DBI Certificate with the opportunity to earn an ITU DTC AI Certificate
🚍 Exclusive experience aboard Nigeria’s Mobile Information Access Centre
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Quiz Wednesday is here!
Test your tech knowledge with today’s question. 👇🏽
Which network port does Secure Shell (SSH) use by default?
Drop your answer in the comments and let’s see how tech-savvy you are.
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Addressing potential implementation challenges, Daser identified the need for skilled personnel, reliable infrastructure, high-quality data, inter-agency coordination and institutional readiness for change. He recommended the establishment of a small but highly competent data unit supported by continuous professional training rather than creating a large bureaucracy.
He further emphasised that technology should complement, and not replace, human judgement.
"Technology must never remove the human being from the decision-making process. Federal Character is ultimately about fairness among people. Digital tools should strengthen our judgement and improve efficiency, but they must never replace the careful, transparent and accountable decisions that only people can make," Daser concluded.
Soji-Eze Fagbemi
Head, Public Affairs
Digital Bridge Institute
PRESS STATEMENT
DASER URGES FCC TO EMBRACE AI, DATA-DRIVEN GOVERNANCE FOR FAIR RECRUITMENT
The President/CEO, Digital Bridge Institute (DBI), @oluwadaser David, has described the Federal Character Principle as one of the quiet foundations of Nigeria's national stability, urging the Federal Character Commission (FCC) to embrace technology, data and Artificial Intelligence (AI) to ensure greater fairness, transparency and objectivity in recruitment and compliance processes.
Daser also proposed a strategic partnership between the Federal Character Commission and the Digital Bridge Institute to develop technology platforms, strengthen national data capabilities, build workforce capacity, and provide technical advisory support for the Commission's digital transformation.
He made the call while presenting a paper titled "Technology, Data and Institutional Effectiveness in Public Governance" at the Federal Character Commission's 2026 Executive and Management Leadership Retreat held in Ekiti State. The retreat was themed "Repositioning the Federal Character Commission for Institutional Renewal, Leadership Cohesion and National Relevance."
According to Daser, the Commission must reposition itself by leveraging technology and data, noting that "we live in a time when every serious institution is being reshaped by technology and data." He warned that public institutions that will remain effective and relevant are those that deploy these tools wisely to deliver better services to citizens.
"The Federal Character Principle is one of the quiet foundations of our national stability. It is a promise that, in our diversity, no one is left out. But that promise must be more than words on a page. It must be something the Commission can see, measure, defend and deliver; recruitment by recruitment, agency by agency, year by year," he said.
While advocating greater deployment of digital tools, Daser cautioned that technology alone cannot guarantee fairness. "Technology and data will not, by themselves, deliver fairness. People and sound judgement will always remain at the centre of this work. But when used wisely and responsibly, these tools can help the Commission see more clearly, act more confidently and demonstrate its fairness more transparently than ever before," he stated.
He added that strengthening the Commission through technology would ultimately strengthen Nigeria itself.
"If we get this right, we will not only be strengthening an institution; we will be strengthening the Nigerian project itself. That, I believe, is a responsibility worth committing to," he said.
Daser stressed that the Commission's mandate does not require alteration but rather more effective implementation through technology-enabled systems.
He recommended the adoption of a comprehensive data governance and privacy policy in line with the Nigeria Data Protection Act, the introduction of a standardized digital template for recruitment and compliance reporting across Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs), the deployment of a pilot representation dashboard for agencies, and the strengthening of the Commission's recruitment portal to integrate vacancy advertisements, applications, compliance monitoring and record management on a single digital platform.
Highlighting the role of the Digital Bridge Institute, Daser said the Institute was established to build national digital capacity and possesses the expertise required to support the Commission's transformation agenda.
"With campuses across the six geopolitical zones, the Digital Bridge Institute trains public servants in data analytics, cybersecurity and emerging technologies. We stand ready to partner with the Commission through staff capacity development, executive briefings and technical advisory services so that this transformation does not have to be undertaken alone," he said.
DBI Board Holds Inaugural Meeting as Institute Begins New Phase of Transformation
The newly appointed Interim Chairman of the Governing Board of the Digital Bridge Institute (DBI), Princess Oforitsenere Emiko, today presided over the inaugural meeting of the Board at the Institute's Headquarters in Utako, Abuja, marking the beginning of a new chapter in DBI's transformation agenda.
The President/CEO, Mr. David @oluwadaser, received the Interim Chairman, Princess Emiko, and other Board members as they commenced deliberations on the strategic direction for repositioning DBI to meet the demands of Nigeria's rapidly evolving communications sector and digital economy.
Princess Emiko was recently appointed Interim Chairman by the Board of the (NCC) to provide strategic leadership in repositioning the Institute for the next era of Nigeria's communications sector and digital economy.
Joining her on the Interim Board are Engr. Abraham Oshadami, Executive Commissioner, Technical Services, and Ms. Rimini Makama, Executive Commissioner, Stakeholder Management. Together with the President/CEO, Mr. David Daser, and other serving members, they will provide strategic leadership to drive and accelerate the Institute's transformation.
The renewed vision for DBI is centred on advancing digital skills development, research, innovation, policy, and economic growth, while empowering Nigeria's youthful population with globally competitive competencies needed to thrive in the digital economy.
The inaugural meeting marks another significant milestone in DBI's journey to becoming a leading centre of excellence for digital capacity development in Nigeria and beyond.
The meeting further underscores DBI's renewed commitment to strengthening institutional excellence, and positioning Nigeria to thrive in an increasingly technology-driven global economy.
Soji Fagbemi
Public Affrairs.
🚨 Office Case Scenario
You’re at work when an SMS claims an important courier delivery has been delayed and asks you to reply with your work email address.
What would you do?
A. Text your email immediately
B. Ask a coworker if they ordered it
C. Delete and ignore the text
D. Visit the courier’s official website directly
👇 Tell us your answer in the comments and explain why.
💡 The correct answer and cybersecurity tip will be revealed tomorrow.
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DBI, GIZ DTC Launch Needs Assessment and Digital Inclusion Guidelines for Persons with Disabilities
A truly inclusive digital economy leaves no one behind.
The Digital Bridge Institute (DBI), in partnership with GIZ Digital Transformation Centre (GIZ DTC) Nigeria and the National Commission for Persons with Disabilities (NCPWD), has launched the Needs Assessment and Guidelines for Digital Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) in Nigeria.
This landmark initiative is designed to assess the current state of digital inclusion for PWDs and develop practical guidelines and a strategic roadmap that will improve access to digital services, education, employment opportunities, financial platforms, and government services.
Through stakeholder engagements, accessibility audits, field surveys, focus group discussions, and key informant interviews across selected states and the FCT, the project will generate evidence based recommendations to strengthen digital accessibility and inclusion nationwide.
At DBI, we remain committed to building a digital economy where innovation creates equal opportunities for every Nigerian, regardless of ability.
Together, we are building a more accessible, inclusive, and digitally empowered Nigeria.
As you head into the weekend, remember that every new skill you learn today brings you one step closer to the future you envision. 🚀
Whether you're looking to launch a career in tech, upskill, or stay ahead in the digital economy, DBI is here to help you succeed.
💻 Hands on Projects
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Have a productive and refreshing weekend!
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🛰️ Ready to Explore the Future of Global Connectivity?
The Digital Bridge Institute (DBI), an @ITU Academy Training Centre, invites you to register for our upcoming international training on:
Low Earth Orbit (LEO) Communication Satellites and Applications in the Digital Economy Era
📅 Training Dates: 20 – 31 July 2026
💻 Mode: Online Instructor-Led
📝 Registration Closes: 10 July 2026
As the world embraces digital transformation, Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites are revolutionizing connectivity by delivering faster, low-latency internet, expanding broadband access, enabling IoT, and connecting underserved communities across the globe.
This advanced course will equip participants with practical knowledge on the technologies, policies, and emerging trends shaping the future of satellite communications.
Who Should Attend?
✅ Telecommunication Professionals
✅ Satellite Engineers & Technicians
✅ ICT & Telecommunications Regulators
✅ Government Officials
✅ Broadband Service Providers
✅ IoT Solution Providers
✅ Researchers & Academics
✅ Entrepreneurs and Digital Economy Innovators
What You'll Learn
🚀 Fundamentals of LEO satellite communication systems
🌍 Applications of LEO satellites in the digital economy
📡 Broadband connectivity, IoT and digital inclusion
⚖️ Spectrum management, licensing and regulatory frameworks
🔒 Satellite security and cybersecurity considerations
📶 Integration of LEO satellites with 5G and future communication networks
If you're looking to stay ahead in the rapidly evolving satellite communications landscape, this course is designed for you.
👉Register today:
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Don't miss this opportunity to learn from industry experts, expand your professional network, and gain future-ready skills in one of the fastest-growing areas of telecommunications.
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🚀 Step inside the Digital Bridge Institute where innovation meets opportunity.
From our modern training halls to the AI Development Centre and specialized labs, every space is designed to inspire learning, creativity, and digital transformation.
This is more than a campus.
It’s a place where skills are developed, ideas come to life, and future tech leaders are empowered.
💻 Learn.
💡 Innovate.
🌍 Transform.
Your journey into the digital future starts here.
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PRESS STATEMENT:
DBI APPLAUDS NCC ON THE APPOINTMENT OF INTERIM CHAIRMAN, MEMBERS OF GOVERNING BOARD
The Management and Staff of the Digital Bridge Institute (DBI), led by the President/CEO, David @oluwadaser, heartily congratulate the newly appointed Interim Chairman and two members of Governing Board members of the Institute by the Nigerian Communications Commission (@NgComCommission).
The Institute warmly felicitate with Princess Oforitsenere Emiko on her appointment as the Interim Chairman of the Governing Board of Digital Bridge Institute (DBI) and also extend her congratulations to Engr. Abraham Oshadami, Executive Commissioner, Technical Services, Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), and Ms. Rimini Makama, Executive Commissioner, Stakeholder Management, NCC, on their appointments as members of the Interim Governing Board.
The appointments reflect the confidence reposed in their exceptional leadership qualities, professional accomplishments, and extensive experience in governance, telecommunications, stakeholder engagement, and national development.
Speaking on behalf of the Management and Staff of DBI, the President/CEO, David Daser, expressed profound appreciation to the NCC Board led by Chief Idris Olorunimbe and the Executive Vice Chairman/CEO of NCC, @Dr_AminuMaida, for their visionary leadership and commitment to strengthening the governance framework of the Institute through the constitution of the Interim Governing Board.
According to him, "The appointment of these distinguished personalities is both strategic and timely. Their collective expertise, leadership acumen, and wealth of experience will undoubtedly strengthen the Institute's capacity to deliver on its mandate as Nigeria's premier ICT and digital skills development institution. We look forward to working closely with the Board as we continue to advance digital literacy, innovation, and human capital development in line with the Renewed Hope Agenda and the nation's digital transformation objectives."
The Institute further commended Dr. Aminu Maida and the Nigerian Communications Commission for their unwavering support and commitment to the growth of DBI as a centre of excellence for capacity building, digital innovation, and talent development in Nigeria and beyond.
The Management and Staff of DBI wish Princess Oforitsenere Emiko, Engr. Abraham Oshadami, and Ms. Rimini Makama a successful and impactful tenure. We are confident that under their stewardship, the Institute will attain greater heights and continue to make significant contributions to Nigeria's digital economy aspirations.
Signed:
David Daser
President/Chief Executive Officer
Digital Bridge Institute (DBI)
June 11th 2026.