Jigawa State Governor, Umar Namadi, has received a delegation from the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA), The Peace Institute (TPI), and other collaborating organizations at the Government House in Dutse, as the state hosts a groundbreaking Digital Literacy Training Camp in Hadejia.

The three-week program, announced July 29, aims to train 1,050 primary school pupils and enhance the digital capacity of 30 teachers. The initiative is designed to equip the next generation with essential skills to thrive in the digital era and meet the demands of a rapidly evolving knowledge economy.

The training program in Hadejia signals a crucial step in expanding digital inclusion in underserved areas and creating pathways for young learners to become digitally fluent, globally competitive citizens.