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Pantami Inaugurates Two Inter-agency Committees on Completed Projects

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The Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Dr. Isa Ali Ibrahim Pantami, has inaugurated two inter-agency committees.

With the mandate to review, collate, commission and communicate in local languages Information and Communication Technology (ICT) projects implemented for Nigerians under President Muhammadu Buhari.

The two Ministerial committees which are Completed Projects Review Committee and Committee on Media Engagmeent in Local Languages are chaired by:

Ayuba Shuaibu Executive Secretary, Universal Service Provision Fund (USPF) and Dr. Usman Gambo Abdullahi, Director, National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) respectively.

Membership of the committees are drawn from all the five agencies supervised by the Ministry including NCC, NITDA, Galaxy Backbone, NIGCOMSAT and NIPOST

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Prof. Umar danbatta, executive vice chairman, ncc speaking at the inauguration of the ministerial committee.

Pantami stated that while the Ministry and the agencies had successfully complemented a number of projects across the geo-political zones in the country which have great benefits to Nigerians.

The existence of these projects have not been sufficiently communicated to the public in our local languages.

According to Pantami, “there has not been so much awareness creation on the presence of these projects among Nigerians who are the ultimate beneficiaries.”

In concrete terms, the Minister said the responsibility of the Ministerial Committee on Completed Projects Review and Commissioning is to collate all the laudable projects and then organise a virtual commissioning in order to bring them to the consciousness of Nigerians.

On the responsibility of the Ministerial Committee Media Engagement in Nigerian Languages, Pantami said the committee will work to ensure awareness creation about the projects, their locations and benefits to Nigerians using local languages such as Igbo, Hausa, Yoruba and Fulfude spoken in the zone where the projects are sited.

The Minister further tasked the committee members to work with a sense of synergy and purpose towards delivering the national assignments within the timelines set.

Adding that he and the heads of agency would provide necessary interventions and supports to the committees towards delivering on their terms of reference whenever needed.

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L-r: dr. Abimbola alale, managing director, nigcomsat; prof. Umar danbatta, executive vice chairman, ncc; pantami and kasifu abdullah, director general, nitda during the inauguration of the committees.

Present at the inauguration are the Executive Vice Chairman of NCC, Prof. Umar Danbatta; Kasifu Abdullah, Director General, NITDA; and Dr. Abimbola Alale, Managing Director, NIGCOMSAT.


Featured Image: Dr. Isa Ali Ibrahim Pantami, Minister of Communications and Digital Economy


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