LBS alumni charges govt on digital economy

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Fast and reliable digital infrastructure is needed to build a sustainable digitally-driven economy that will enhance global trade and facilitate long-term investment in the country, experts at the 2021 edition of the annual Lagos Business School Alumni Day have said.

Speaking on the theme, โ€œUnlocking the potentials of the Nigerian digital economy for economic recoveryโ€, former Minister of Communication and Senior Partner, TLcom Capital LLP, Dr. Omobola Johnson,ย  said โ€œin spite of having a comprehensive policy to drive the digital economy, we need to bank on improved infrastructure, digital literacy skills among others to build the Nigeria of our dreams.โ€

According to her, โ€œNigeria needs to build up talents to facilitate the move into the fourth estate revolution of the economy adding, โ€œWe must begin to seek the business/financial models and combinations that will deliver fast, reliable, and ubiquitous digital infrastructure in the shortest possible time andย  how we can execute on them.โ€

She added: โ€œThe National Digital Economy Policy and Strategy, the World Bank and the Nigerian government has a detailed document that elucidates how Nigeria could become a digital economy noting that there was some overlap across the schools of thought of the World Bank, the Nigerian Government and Omobola Johnson.โ€ (Vanguard)

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