Plateau State Government Engages NIPSS in drive towards exploring untapped digital potentials in the State

The Plateau State Government has engaged with Senior Officials from the National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies (NIPSS) who are conducting a research within Plateau State in order to help unlock the potentials of the digital space for youths empowerment and education.

In a statement issued by the Honorable Commissioner for Science, Technology and Innovation Prof Goselle Obed Nanjul on Monday 13th May 2024 and made available, it was noted that the focus of the discussion centered on a comprehensive survey study to be conducted within Plateau State, aiming at exploring the untapped opportunities within the digital realm and how they can be harnessed to empower the youth and rejuvenate educational systems.

During the parley, Prof (Assoc) Goselle Obed Nanjul highlighted notable achievements of the ministry, underscoring the importance of embracing digital technologies as catalysts for socio-economic development. He stressed the necessity for strategic collaboration between governmental bodies and institutions to effectively harness the transformative power of the digital space.

The ongoing study within Plateau State seeks to unearth promising insights into the current landscape of digital adoption and its implications for youth empowerment and educational advancement. It aims to identify key areas of focus, including access to digital infrastructure, digital literacy programs, and the development of innovative digital solutions tailored to the local context.

In conclusion, the parley between the Plateau State Commissioner of Science, Technology, and Innovation and the National Institute of Policy and Strategy Studies represents a significant stride towards harnessing the transformative power of the digital space for youth empowerment, educational revitalization, and governance in Plateau State.