On Tuesday, President Bola Tinubu gave assurances that Nigeria would be satisfied with the completion of the Ibadan-Abuja-Kaduna-Kano railway project.
Ajuri Ngelale, the spokesperson for Mr. Tinubu, stated in a statement that he made these remarks while touring the China Railway Construction Corporation (CRCC) headquarters in Beijing.
The business’s dependable partnership in Nigeria’s infrastructure development program was recognized by the president, who also praised the company for its ongoing railway projects in the country.
It is also crucial that we reassure the Nigerian citizens residing in our local towns that the railway segments connecting Ibadan, Abuja, Kaduna, and Kano will be finished to the satisfaction of both Nigeria and the rest of West Africa.
President Tinubu of Nigeria has given Chairman of the CRCC Dai Hegen his word that his nation is prepared to encourage investments in solid minerals and other business endeavors in Nigeria. Hegen briefed the president on the CRCC’s 43-year involvement in Nigeria, where it has carried out over 300 projects and trained over 100,000 local laborers. Approximately nine million passengers and 180 tons of goods have been transported by the Abuja-Kaduna and Lagos-Ibadan railways.
Furthermore, during President Tinubu’s visit to Huawei Technologies’ Beijing Research Center, the business revealed the introduction of DigiTruck, a mobile ICT classroom designed to improve digital literacy in marginalized Nigerian areas.
He commended Nigeria’s Ministry of Communications, Innovation, and Digital Economy for their continuous efforts to train three million technical talent (3MTT). According to Mr. Hua, the goal of the 3MTT program is to provide the youth of the nation the skills they need to take advantage of both current and future economic prospects. In order to assist Nigeria in accomplishing its policy goals and advancing its digital, intelligent, and low-carbon development, he declared that Huawei was ready to collaborate with the country’s government and provide its ICT experience. The National Talent Export Programme (NATEP), an effort to establish Nigeria as a center for talent outsourcing in Africa, has the backing of Chris Lu, the CEO of Huawei Nigeria.
Chris Lu, the CEO of Huawei Nigeria, supports the National Talent Export Programme (NATEP), an initiative aimed at making Nigeria a hub for talent outsourcing in Africa.
Huawei’s most recent advancements in e-government, smart education, smart grid, and solar power were presented to Tinubu and his group, showcasing how they may improve digital governance, public services, and Nigeria’s inclusive development plan.
The company also intends to collaborate with Nigeria’s Rural Electrification Agency (REA) to open a PV test lab.
This collaboration will not only benefit Nigeria’s energy sector but also contribute to the country’s goal of increasing renewable energy sources. Huawei’s commitment to supporting Nigeria’s development through technology and innovation is evident in their partnerships and initiatives.
