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NITDA lauds Bayelsa over ICT hub project

Odeh Okioma by Odeh Okioma
August 26, 2025
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The National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) has commended Bayelsa State for its vision, plans, and facilities already on the ground to run a world-class information, communication, and technology centre in the state.

Director, Corporate Planning and Strategy, NITDA, and leader of a four-man delegation from the agency, Dr. Dimie Wariowei, gave the commendation during a courtesy visit to Governor Douye Diri, in Government House, Yenagoa, on Monday.

Dr. Wariowei, who described the structures and planning of the ICT hub located at the Central Business District area of Yenagoa as impressive, explained that the delegation was sent by the director general of NITDA to assess the facility.

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He said the report of the assessment visit would give a better idea of what the state ICT hub actually requires to ensure not only a seamless flag-off of the project, but also its sustainability to meet the aspirations of the Bayelsa State government and NITDA.

He said: “We had gone to the hub to have a first-hand assessment of what is there as directed by my director general, who was here earlier this year. We are quite impressed with the structures and planning of the place.

“With what we have seen, we now have an idea of what the state really requires and the intervention we can give to the state as an agency. We will go back and report what we have seen and come up with specifics on what we will do to the hub.

“You know, NITDA has the experience in this kind of setting. We are the regulator of IT; whatever that has to do with IT in this country has to come from us.

“We have seen similar projects done elsewhere and the shortcomings of those projects. But we are assuring Bayelsa that we will guide you to avoid such pitfalls.

“We will make sure that our interaction with Bayelsa will be one that is full-proof, and that, we will be able to meet the aspirations of the the Bayelsa State Government as well as achieve the mandate of NITDA.”

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Responding, Governor Douye Diri, expressed gratitude to the delegation and particularly the Director General of NITDA, Kashifu Abdullahi, for making good his earlier promise of working with the Bayelsa State government to ensure the successful take-off of the ICT project.

The governor, who was represented by the Deputy Governor, Lawrence Ewhrudjakpo, also expressed the readiness to collaborate with the NITDA in setting up a joint team to work out modalities in terms of equipment and other requirements of the centre.

He described the ICT project as one of his administration’s deliberate efforts to create jobs for the youths, promote computer literacy, as well as reduce crime and criminality to its barest minimum in the state.

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