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Tecno Throws Weight Behind NITRA Capacity Building Training

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Tecno, a leading mobile phone brand, has shown its commitment to the training and capacity building of the Nigerian journalist as they lent their support to a training workshop organised for ICT journalists under the aegis of the Nigeria Information Technology Reporters’ Association (NITRA) by the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) in Lagos.

The 5-day Capacity Building Training, which was at the behest of NITDA, with full support from the Ministry of Communication and Digital Economy, was meant to equip ICT journalists with the requisite skills to effectively report the fast-evolving trends in the global ICT field and further sharpen their skills in reporting.

Tecno, in supporting and sponsoring part of the training, acknowledged the need for a continuous skill upgrade for ICT journalists as trends in the global Information and Communications Technology sphere evolves.

The training covered areas such as New Technology trends, Digital Literacy, Emerging Technologies, Cybersecurity and journalism as a social engineering tool, among others.

Tecno’s support is in line with the brand’s corporate social responsibility and quest to partner with corporate organisations to better equip media stakeholders.

NITDA’s intervention is part of the implementation of the Agency’s Strategic Roadmap and Action Plan (SRAP 2021-2024) which is also in line with the application of the National Digital Economy Policy and Strategy (NDEPS).

The policy document promotes the use of digital technology to expand and diversify Nigeria’s economy, especially as it pertains to employing digital literacy and skills strategy.

Other firms that partnered with NITRA for the training include CMC Connect, a marketing communications firm; Hill+Knowlton Strategies, one of the world’s leading communications companies; Global Accelerex, a financial technology company and Zinox Group, as they acknowledge it is very critical in the media industry, especially as ICT evolves.

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Chairman of NITRA, Mr. Chike Onwuegbuchi, said the training formed part of his administration’s empowerment promises and enables NITRA members to further sharpen their skills and be well-equipped to deliver in reporting new technologies such as AI, Machine Learning, Cloud deployment, Fintech, among others.

NITRA is planning to institute the training for its members as a quarterly event.

 

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