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Data Protection: Nigeria Admitted To Global Privacy Assembly

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Dr. Vincent Olatunji, National Commissioner, Nigeria Data Protection Commission (NDPC)
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Nigeria has been admitted as a member of the Global Privacy Assembly (GPA) in recognition of her landmark achievements in advancing data privacy and protection.

Digital TimesNG understands that the Nigeria Data Protection Bill assented to by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, was a major consideration in accrediting Nigeria as a member of the prestigious Assembly.

Similarly, establishing the Nigeria Data Protection Commission under the Act as the independent data protection authority for Nigeria is a key index in assessing the adequacy of data protection in a country.

The decision on Nigeria’s accreditation was announced during the 45th Global Privacy Assembly Closed Session, held between October 15th through 20th, 2023 in Bermuda.

GPA, which was instituted in 1979, seeks to provide an international platform for coordinating transborder efforts in advancing data privacy and protection.

It currently comprises 130 Data Protection Authorities from countries around the world. Germany, the United Kingdom, Spain, South Africa, Portugal, Canada, and Senegal are some of the countries with DPAs in the Global Privacy Assembly.

Upon receiving the news of Nigeria’s status as a member of the GPA, the National Commissioner/CEO, NDPC, Dr. Vincent Olatunji expressed optimism that the effort of the Federal Government on digital transformation is yielding positive results.

He called on stakeholders in the Data Processing ecosystem to maintain a high standard of care in handling personal data as this will go a long way in strengthening trust and confidence in Nigeria’s emerging digital economy.

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