Nigeria’s digital economy stands at a critical crossroads with a tech-savvy youth population, a vibrant startup scene, and growing mobile and internet penetration, while the potential remains immense.
There have been challenges that undermine digital infrastructure, especially in rural areas, which include regulatory hurdles and inadequate funding mechanisms that hinder the growth of tech startups.
According to the World Bank, Nigeria is capturing only a fraction of its digital economic potential and will need to make strategic investment
