The National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) and Nigerian Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (NACCIMA), have actually partnered to improve private-sector financial investment.
Both organisations are likewise teaming up to increase business chances for Nigerian start-ups and business.
The is included in a joint declaration on Monday in Abuja.
The declaration was signed by NITDA Director of Corporate Communications Hadiza Umar, and Dr Segun Olugbile, NACCIMA Digital Economy Coordinator and Chairman, Digital Economy Trade Group.
According to the declaration, the collaboration is targeted at linking innovation start-ups with business financiers, organization purchasers and funding chances to speed up the development of Nigeria’s digital economy.
“Under this collaboration, NACCIMA acts as an main private-sector financier pipeline.
NACCIMA likewise functions as business off-taker facilitator for NITDA-backed start-ups, innovation endeavors, and business funding efforts.
“The partnership bridges the space in between federal government innovation supply, innovators, and regulative structures, and real-sector need.
“This will run throughout NACCIMA’s across the country network of over 120 city, state, and bilateral chambers, in addition to commercial corporations,” it stated.
The declaration stated that the collaboration would prioritise 3 efforts consisting of private-sector mobilisation for the Digital Nigeria International Conference and Exhibition (DNICE) 2026.
The other 2 efforts, it stated, consist of an Artificial Intelligence (AI) business accelerator and a digital trust mark platform.
It stated that DNICE 2026 was set up to keep in Abuja from Nov. 10 to Nov. 12, with NACCIMA anticipated to help with business-to-business offer spaces.
NACCIMA will likewise mobilise business financiers and equity capital companies, and link native start-ups with prospective purchasers,” it stated.
It priced estimate NITDA Director-General Kashifu Inuwa as stating that the collaboration would assist native start-ups move beyond establishing innovation options to protecting business purchasers, domestic financial investment and sustainable industrial agreements.
It likewise priced estimate NACCIMA National President Jani Ibrahim as stating that the association was devoted to linking conventional markets, consisting of farming, production, trade and mining, with ingenious digital options.
The cooperation will likewise utilize technical skill under the Federal Government’s 3 Million Technical Talent program to enhance business efficiency and construct a durable economy,” Ibrahim stated.
The declaration stated that both organisations developed a Joint Technical Working Group to collaborate the application.
The declaration stated that the group would be co-chaired by the Director of Special Duties at NITDA, Dr Aristotle Onumo, and NACCIMA National Digital Economy Coordinator Segun Olugbile.
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