NADDC Engages ALCMAN, Chinese Partners on National Auto Parts Digital Platform

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The National Automotive Design and Development Council (NADDC) has advanced efforts to strengthen Nigeria’s automotive industry through a strategic engagement with the Automotive Local Content Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (ALCMAN) and representatives of China’s Heija Industrial Group on the development of a “National Auto Parts Digital Platform”.

The meeting, held at the Council’s headquarters in Abuja on July 10, 2026, focused on a digital platform that will serve as a centralized database for Nigerian automotive component manufacturers and suppliers. The initiative is designed to improve industry data, promote locally manufactured components, combat counterfeit spare parts and provide investors and Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) with credible market information.

Speaking during the meeting, ALCMAN National Chairman, Chief Anslem Ilekuba, said the initiative supports NADDC’s vision of expanding local component manufacturing through technology transfer and strategic partnerships.

He noted that the lack of reliable industry data has remained a challenge in attracting investment. According to him, the platform will provide verified information on manufacturers and production capacity, giving investors greater confidence in Nigeria’s automotive sector. He added that over 4,500 Chinese automotive manufacturers have indicated interest in joining the platform through ALCMAN’s partnership with the Heija Industrial Group, creating opportunities for technology transfer and industrial collaboration.

Representatives of the Heija Industrial Group presented the platform’s framework, while stakeholders from relevant government agencies made technical contributions to strengthen the initiative.

In his remarks, the Director-General of NADDC, Oluwemimo Joseph Osanipin, commended ALCMAN and its Chinese partners for the initiative, describing it as a significant step towards strengthening Nigeria’s automotive value chain.

He stressed that credible industry data is essential for attracting investment, expanding local manufacturing and positioning Nigeria as a competitive automotive hub in Africa. He also requested a comprehensive implementation framework for the Council’s technical review.

Osanipin reaffirmed NADDC’s commitment to promoting local content development, technology transfer, investment facilitation and the production of globally competitive Made-in-Nigeria automotive components.

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NADDC DG Osanipin Briefs President Tinubu on Nigeria’s Automotive Industry Progress

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The Director-General of the National Automotive Design and Development Council (NADDC), Otunba Oluwemimo Joseph Osanipin, on Tuesday, July 7, 2026, held a strategic meeting with the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, His Excellency Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, to present a comprehensive briefing on the remarkable progress being made in Nigeria’s automotive industry.
During the high-level engagement, the NADDC Director-General highlighted the Council’s ongoing initiatives aimed at strengthening local vehicle manufacturing, promoting automotive technology and innovation, developing critical industry infrastructure, enhancing human capacity, and attracting both local and international investments into Nigeria’s automotive ecosystem.
The briefing also focused on the implementation of key government policies designed to accelerate industrial growth, encourage local content development, create employment opportunities, and position Nigeria as a leading automotive manufacturing hub in Africa.
Osanipin expressed profound appreciation to President Tinubu for his unwavering commitment to the industrial transformation of Nigeria through the Renewed Hope Agenda. He acknowledged the President’s visionary leadership and continuous support for policies that are creating a more enabling environment for the growth and global competitiveness of the nation’s automotive sector.
According to the Director-General, the progress recorded by the Council reflects the Federal Government’s determination to build a resilient automotive industry capable of driving economic diversification, reducing dependence on imported vehicles, fostering technology transfer, and empowering Nigerian manufacturers.
The meeting reaffirmed the Federal Government’s commitment to the Nigeria First policy initiative, which prioritizes local production, encourages patronage of Made-in-Nigeria vehicles, and supports sustainable industrial development.
As NADDC continues to implement strategic reforms and collaborate with industry stakeholders, the Council remains committed to delivering a modern, innovative, and globally competitive automotive sector that will contribute significantly to national economic growth and job creation.

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NADDC Launches National Automotive Repository Portal to Drive Digital Transformation of Nigeria’s Automotive Industry

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July 8, 2026

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The National Automotive Design and Development Council (NADDC) on Wednesday, 8th July, 2026, officially launched the National Automotive Repository Portal (NARP), a landmark digital platform designed to strengthen regulation, improve data management, and enhance ease of doing business within Nigeria’s automotive industry.

Speaking at the event held at Radisson Blu hotel Ikeja Lagos, the Director-General, NADDC, Otunba Oluwemimo Joseph Osanipin ably represented by the Head of Policy, Planning and Statistics department of the Council, Mr. Nura Sidi described NARP as the digital backbone of Nigeria’s automotive ecosystem and a significant milestone in the implementation of the Nigerian Automotive Industry Development Plan (NAIDP 2023–2033). He noted that the platform was developed to address the long-standing challenge of fragmented industry data by providing a centralized digital infrastructure for real-time information, regulatory oversight, and compliance management.

He explained that NARP will digitalize and streamline corporate licensing processes for vehicle assemblers, eliminate manual delays, and provide real-time insights into domestic vehicle assembly capacity, supply trends, and market pricing. According to him, the availability of reliable industry data will support evidence-based policy formulation, attract foreign direct investment, and strengthen Nigeria’s automotive value chain.

Further stating that the portal establishes an automated inter-agency digital infrastructure linking key regulatory stakeholders to facilitate the verification of vehicle technical information, validate genuine assembly components, and protect the local automotive industry from the influx of substandard products. He disclosed that several vehicle assemblers have already been successfully onboarded onto the platform, demonstrating the private sector’s readiness to embrace digital transformation.

He expressed appreciation to the Honourable Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment for providing strategic policy leadership and commended local vehicle assemblers for their continued investments and commitment to the development of Nigeria’s automotive industry.

Declaring the platform officially launched, the Director-General, through his representative, called on all stakeholders to utilize NARP as the official rule-based compliance platform for building an inclusive, transparent, standards-driven, and globally competitive automotive industry.

He explained that the platform was developed to eliminate operational bottlenecks associated with fragmented data collection and manual compliance processes. According to him, NARP serves as a centralized compliance engine that digitalizes assembler licensing, automates factory site evaluations, monitors technical inspections in real time, and maintains a secure digital record of every registered vehicle through its unique Vehicle Identification Number (VIN).

Nura Sidi emphasized that beyond being an administrative platform, NARP is strategic public infrastructure designed to empower local vehicle assemblers by simplifying regulatory procedures, improving transparency, reducing bureaucratic bottlenecks, and significantly enhancing ease of doing business within the sector. He encouraged stakeholders to actively participate in the onboarding process and technical demonstrations, noting that the platform marks the beginning of a new era of digital excellence for Nigeria’s automotive industry.

The NARP launch is a landmark achievement in Nigeria’s automotive journey geared towards building a structured, technology – driven, and globally competitive automotive sector. The event attracted representatives from various licensed vehicle assembly plants across the country, alongside key stakeholders in the automotive industry.

The program underscores NADDC’s commitment to leveraging digital technology to strengthen regulation, promote transparency, support local manufacturing, improve investment confidence, and accelerate the sustainable growth of Nigeria’s automotive industry.

FRSC, SIERRA LEONE DEEPEN WEST AFRICAN ROAD SAFETY COOPERATION WITH LANDMARK FIVE-YEAR PARTNERSHIP

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July 6, 2026

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The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) and the Sierra Leone Road Safety Authority (SLRSA) have strengthened regional collaboration on road safety with the signing of a landmark five-year Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), setting a new benchmark for institutional partnership, knowledge exchange and coordinated action towards safer roads across West Africa.

The agreement, signed at the FRSC National Headquarters in Abuja on Friday, reinforces the shared commitment of both agencies to innovation, capacity building, data-driven road safety management, research, vehicle administration and enforcement, all aimed at accelerating the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals and reducing road traffic fatalities across the sub-region.

Speaking at the ceremony, the Executive Director of SLRSA, Mr. James Bagie Bio, described the partnership as a defining moment in the relationship between both institutions, applauding the exceptional professionalism, operational excellence and technological advancement of the FRSC under the leadership of Corps Marshal Shehu Mohammed.

He noted that the Sierra Leone delegation left Nigeria inspired by the Corps’ best practices and pledged that the agreement would immediately translate into concrete actions through structured implementation, institutional engagement and regular progress evaluation. “This MoU will not gather dust on the shelf,” he declared, affirming Sierra Leone’s determination to transform the partnership into measurable road safety outcomes.

Also speaking, the Deputy High Commissioner of Sierra Leone to Nigeria and Deputy Head of Mission to ECOWAS, Major General (Rtd.) Dauda Alpha, commended the remarkable transformation of the Federal Road Safety Corps, attributing its growing continental reputation to the visionary and purposeful leadership of Corps Marshal Shehu Mohammed. He praised the Corps for evolving into a reference point for road safety administration in Africa and described the partnership as a strategic bridge that would further consolidate regional integration and collective efforts towards safeguarding lives on African roads.

The ceremony marked yet another milestone in the Corps Marshal’s relentless efforts towards expanding FRSC’s international partnerships and positioning the Corps as Africa’s leading road safety institution. With the historic agreement now in force, both organisations are poised to champion a new era of cross-border collaboration, innovation and shared responsibility in the pursuit of safer mobility and sustainable development across the ECOWAS region.

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Osondu Ohaeri Fnipr, Fcai
Deputy Corps Commander
Corps Public Education Officer
Federal Road Safety Corps
Headquarters, Abuja
cpeo@frsc.gov.ng
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3 July, 2026.

ODODO RECEIVES MINISTER OF STATE FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS, SEEKS STRONGER DIPLOMATIC PARTNERSHIPS FOR KOGI

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July 6, 2026

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Kogi State Governor, His Excellency Alh. Ahmed Usman Ododo, FCA, has congratulated the newly appointed Ambassador Sola Enikanolaye on his appointment, describing him as a seasoned diplomat whose wealth of experience in international relations will strengthen Nigeria’s engagement with the global community and create new opportunities for national development.

Governor Ododo gave the commendation when Ambassador Enikanolaye paid him a courtesy visit in Abuja on Monday.

The Minister of State for Foreign Affairs said the visit was to formally align with the Governor’s vision for the development of Kogi State and to express his readiness to work closely with the administration, particularly in facilitating strategic partnerships and attracting foreign investments that will accelerate the state’s socio-economic growth.

“I have come to formally align with Your Excellency’s vision for Kogi State and to assure you of my readiness to work with your administration in building strategic partnerships that will attract investments and open greater opportunities for our people. Kogi has immense potential, and I am committed to supporting every effort to project those opportunities to the international community,” Ambassador Enikanolaye said.

The Minister commended Governor Ododo for his humility, inclusive leadership and sustained commitment to the security of lives and property across Kogi State. He also praised the Governor’s development strides across critical sectors, assuring him of his support in advancing initiatives that will continue to improve the lives of the people.

“You have demonstrated that leadership is about service. Your achievements in security and development have inspired confidence, and I will continue to support your efforts to deliver more dividends of democracy to our people,” he added.

Responding, Governor Ododo said the Government and people of Kogi State are proud of Ambassador Enikanolaye’s appointment, noting that it is a recognition of his distinguished career as a professional diplomat and his outstanding contributions to Nigeria’s foreign service.

The Governor observed that Ambassador Enikanolaye’s conduct and public engagements since assuming office has reflected the character of a patriotic Kogite who is committed to the progress of both Nigeria and Kogi State.

“We are proud of your appointment because it is well deserved. Your experience in diplomacy and your commitment to national service have prepared you for this responsibility. Since assuming office, you have continued to demonstrate the qualities of a true ambassador of our state and our nation,” Governor Ododo said.

He assured the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs of his administration’s readiness to work closely with him in exploring opportunities for international cooperation, investment promotion and development partnerships that will deliver greater prosperity to the people of the state.

“Our administration will continue to engage accomplished sons and daughters of Kogi serving in strategic positions across the country and beyond. Together, we will build stronger partnerships, attract investments and create more opportunities for our people. We are also grateful to Bola Ahmed Tinubu for finding you worthy of this important national assignment, and we are confident you will justify the confidence reposed in you through dedicated and patriotic service,” the Governor stated.

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Kingsley Femi Fanwo
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6th July, 2026

NADDC Reaffirms Commitment to Automotive Development Through Partnership with Cross River State ATRD

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July 6, 2026

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The National Automotive Design and Development Council (NADDC) has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening partnerships with state governments to accelerate Nigeria’s automotive industrialization, promote local vehicle manufacturing, attract investment and develop a skilled automotive workforce.

This formed the focus of discussions when delegation from the Cross River State Government, led by the Vice Chairman/Chief Executive Officer of the Cross River State Planning Commission, Dr. Bona Duke, paid a courtesy visit to the Director-General of NADDC, Oluwemimo Joseph Osanipin, at the Council’s Headquarters in Abuja. The visit sought to deepen collaboration in automotive technology development, capacity building, skills acquisition, standardization of automotive practices and the regulation of automobile technicians through the state’s Automobile Technicians Regulatory Department (ATRD).

Speaking during the meeting, Dr. Bona Duke reaffirmed the Cross River State Government’s commitment to partnering with NADDC to position the state as a hub for automotive development. He noted that closer collaboration would enhance technical support, specialized training, knowledge sharing and youth empowerment. He also presented proposals for collaboration, including access to development funding for automotive investments and the implementation of a pilot Electric Vehicle (EV) programme using NADDC’s existing EV framework.

Responding, the Director-General, Oluwemimo Joseph Osanipin, commended the Governor of Cross River State for establishing the Automobile Technicians Regulatory Department, describing it as a strategic step towards strengthening technical capacity and automotive regulation. He also acknowledged the department’s leadership for sustaining a productive partnership with the Council. He reaffirmed NADDC’s readiness to deepen collaboration with the state to attract vehicle assembly investments that will drive local manufacturing and technology transfer, particularly in electric mobility. He noted that investment decisions are guided by factors such as the availability of industrial land, proximity to seaports, security and strong government support. He further commended the Cross River State Government for its prompt response to the Council’s requests and its commitment to creating an enabling environment for automotive development initiatives.

Representatives from both agencies reaffirmed their commitment to expanding collaboration to promote Made-in-Nigeria vehicles, strengthen technical skills, encourage technology transfer, create employment opportunities and attract strategic investments that will advance Cross River State’s automotive industry while supporting NADDC’s mandate to drive the sustainable development of Nigeria’s automotive sector.

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NADDC Receives Bayero University on Courtesy Visit, Strengthens Partnership on EV and CNG Technology

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July 6, 2026

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On Monday, 6th July 2026, the National Automotive Design and Development Council (NADDC) received a high- level delegation from Bayero University, Kano (BUK), led by the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research and Development), at the Council’s Headquarters in Abuja. The visit focused on strengthening collaboration between both institutions through the effective utilization of the NADDC Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Station and Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) Conversion Centre established at the University

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Professor Amina expressed the University’s appreciation to NADDC for selecting Bayero University as one of the beneficiaries of the intervention. She noted that the Department of Mechanical Engineering and the Automotive Engineering Programme provide the ideal environment for the project, adding that the centre will significantly enhance teaching, research, innovation, and practical learning.

She stated that Bayero University is determined to become one of Nigeria’s leading universities and that strategic partnerships with institutions like NADDC, supported by modern facilities and active student engagement, will accelerate the achievement of that vision.

To improve the impact and sustainability of the project, Professor Amina requested that NADDC upgrade the EV Charging Station to accommodate electric cars, tricycles, and motorcycles, noting that electric and CNG-powered vehicles are becoming an integral part of Nigeria’s transportation system. She also advocated for the establishment of a standard automobile maintenance workshop at the centre.

She further proposed that the Bayero University facility serve as a regional NADDC training centre for engineering institutions across Northern Nigeria. In addition, she called for stronger collaboration between the University and all NADDC automotive centres to provide quality SIWES placements and practical training opportunities for engineering students.

According to her, the University is committed to moving beyond classroom-based learning by equipping students with hands-on experience, innovation, and entrepreneurial skills that will improve their employability and prepare them for the future of electric mobility.

In his remarks, the Director-General of the National Automotive Design and Development Council (NADDC), , expressed his appreciation to the management of Bayero University for the courtesy visit and their commitment to strengthening collaboration with the Council. He described the partnership as a strategic step toward advancing automotive technology, research, innovation, and human capacity development in Nigeria.

The meeting concluded with both institutions reaffirming their commitment to promoting skills development, practical engineering education, research, and innovation while supporting Nigeria’s transition to cleaner transportation through electric vehicle and CNG technologies.

NIPR, FRSC SEAL STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP TO ADVANCE PROFESSIONAL EXCELLENCE AND CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT

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July 3, 2026

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The Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (NIPR) has commended the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) for its remarkable institutional transformation, particularly the milestones recorded in the digitisation of the Corps’ operations, describing the achievements as a clear demonstration of visionary leadership, innovation and commitment to service excellence.

The commendation came when the President and Chairman of Council of the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations, Dr. Ike Neliaku, fnipr, led a high powered delegation of the Institute on a courtesy visit to the Corps Marshal, Shehu Mohammed, mni, at the National Headquarters of the Corps in Abuja.

Dr. Neliaku applauded the Corps Marshal for driving strategic reforms that have strengthened operational efficiency, enhanced service delivery and elevated the reputation of the Corps. He reaffirmed the Institute’s commitment to partnering with FRSC in the areas of professional training, executive development and capacity building to further consolidate the Corps’ transformation agenda.

Responding, the Corps Marshal expressed appreciation to the NIPR leadership for the recognition and confidence reposed in the Corps. He noted that professionalism, continuous learning and strategic communication remain fundamental pillars of his administration’s vision for a more responsive and globally respected road safety institution. He described the proposed collaboration as a strategic investment in human capital that will further equip personnel with the requisite knowledge, skills and ethical orientation required to meet the evolving demands of public service.

At the end of the meeting, both organisations agreed to establish a strategic framework for sustained collaboration, with emphasis on staff training, professional certification, knowledge exchange and other mutually beneficial initiatives.

The partnership is another manifestation of the Corps Marshal’s topnotch commitment to institutional excellence, workforce development and the continuous entrenchment of professionalism as the bedrock of effective service delivery.

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Osondu Ohaeri Fnipr, Fcai
Deputy Corps Commander
Corps Public Education Officer
Federal Road Safety Corps
Headquarters, Abuja
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2 July, 2026.

FRSC, NITT FORGE HISTORIC ALLIANCE TO REDEFINE TRANSPORT TRAINING, RESEARCH AND ROAD SAFETY IN NIGERIA

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In a landmark move set to reshape the future of Nigeria’s transport ecosystem, the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) and the Nigerian Institute of Transport Technology (NITT), Zaria, today signed a far reaching Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on advanced training, capacity development, research and innovation.

The historic agreement, executed by the Corps Marshal, Shehu Mohammed, and the Director General of NITT, Dr. Bayero Farah, marks the beginning of a transformative partnership designed to raise professional standards, strengthen institutional capacity and position Nigeria’s transport sector on the global stage.

Speaking at the signing ceremony, the Corps Marshal described the occasion as a defining milestone in the history of Nigeria’s road transport sector, noting that the coming together of two foremost institutions represents a bold commitment to building a safer, smarter and more efficient transportation system.

He explained that the partnership would deepen collaboration in specialised training, research, technology, driver training, knowledge exchange and human capital development. According to him, FRSC’s longstanding collaboration with NITT has already yielded remarkable results, but the formalisation of the relationship through the MoU opens an entirely new chapter of innovation and institutional excellence.

The Corps Marshal further stated that the partnership would significantly strengthen research capabilities, modernise driver training centres, enhance ICT-driven learning, and produce globally competitive transport professionals equipped to address emerging mobility and road safety challenges. He emphasised that the agreement is not merely a ceremonial document but an actionable framework for immediate implementation, capable of accelerating reforms across Nigeria’s transport sector.

In his remarks, the Director General of NITT, Dr. Bayero Farah, commended the Federal Road Safety Corps for its visionary leadership and relentless commitment throughout the negotiation process, describing the Corps’ dedication as instrumental to the successful conclusion of the agreement.

He stated that the central objective of the MoU is to ensure that transport education, professional training and research in Nigeria are fully aligned with global best practices, thereby producing world-class manpower capable of driving sustainable national development.

The ceremony was witnessed by key stakeholders, including the Chief Executive Officer of AAI, Mr. Ahmed Abdelhafaz, and the Chairman of AAI, Mr. Ejike Njeze, among others, whose presence further amplifies the strategic importance of the collaboration and the growing confidence of both local and international partners in Nigeria’s transport reform agenda.

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Osondu Ohaeri Fnipr, Fcai
Deputy Corps Commander
Corps Public Education Officer
Federal Road Safety Corps
Headquarters, Abuja
cpeo@frsc.gov.ng
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30 June, 2026.

BEYOND CAPITAL: DG NITDA SAYS AI, REGTECH WILL DEFINE NIGERIA’S BANKING FUTURE

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July 3, 2026

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The Director General of the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA), Kashifu Inuwa, has said the next phase of growth for Nigeria’s banking sector will be driven less by capital accumulation and more by the ability of financial institutions to build digital trust through artificial intelligence (AI), regulatory technology (RegTech) and cyber resilience.
Speaking during a panel session titled “The Efficiency Frontier – AI, RegTech and Cyber Resilience” at the Future of Banking Nigeria Summit organised by CNBC Africa in Lagos, Inuwa argued that while Nigeria’s banking industry has successfully weathered major reforms over the past two decades, the emerging threats confronting the sector require a different approach.
He noted that the industry has repeatedly demonstrated resilience through landmark milestones such as the 2005 banking consolidation, the 2009 banking reforms and the ongoing recapitalisation exercise. According to him, the priority has now shifted from simply raising capital to ensuring that such capital is protected and sustained in an increasingly digital economy.
“Today’s question is no longer whether we can raise capital, but whether we can protect, preserve and grow that capital in the digital era. Trust has become the foundation of modern banking, and that trust must be built on resilient digital infrastructure and effective regulation,” he said.
Inuwa observed that digital channels have become the primary point of interaction between banks and customers, making technology resilience, cybersecurity and uninterrupted service delivery essential to maintaining public confidence in the financial system.
He described artificial intelligence as a strategic tool capable of transforming banking operations by improving productivity, strengthening decision-making, boosting revenue and delivering personalised financial services that reflect the expectations of digitally connected customers.
The DG also highlighted the growing importance of regulatory technology, saying its adoption can simplify compliance, lower operational costs, improve transparency and strengthen governance across financial institutions.
According to him, effective regulation must evolve alongside innovation. He explained that NITDA combines formal regulatory instruments with collaborative, innovation-friendly approaches that allow emerging technologies to develop while regulators establish appropriate standards and safeguards.
“Technology evolves much faster than traditional regulation. Regulators must work closely with innovators to create enabling frameworks that encourage innovation while protecting consumers and maintaining market confidence,” he said.
Using Nigeria’s thriving fintech ecosystem as an example, Inuwa said technology has fundamentally changed the delivery of financial services by enabling customers to open accounts, access banking products and carry out transactions remotely without visiting physical branches.
He further called for closer collaboration among regulators to improve access to finance for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs). He explained that AI-powered credit assessment and digital financial management tools can help financial institutions better understand business performance, reduce lending risks and expand credit to underserved enterprises.
On responsible AI adoption, Inuwa disclosed that NITDA’s National Artificial Intelligence Strategy provides a framework for deploying AI across critical sectors in partnership with sector regulators, including the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) for financial services.
He added that the Agency is also developing National Standards for Sovereign Cloud infrastructure and data classification to strengthen Nigeria’s digital sovereignty and ensure that sensitive national and financial data remain adequately protected.
Inuwa concluded that deeper collaboration among regulators, technology innovators and financial institutions will be critical to building a secure, resilient and globally competitive financial ecosystem that supports sustainable economic growth.