The federal government has established a technical committee to initiate the i-DICE programme, a collaboration between the government and international partners, aimed at supporting digital and creative enterprises. The programme will be implemented nationwide with a budget of $617.7 million.
The federal government has inaugurated a technical committee to kick off the investment in digital and creative enterprises programme.describing the development as the dawn of a new era in the country.
i-DICE, according to the federal government, aims to nurture and empower enterprises in the digital and creative sectors.the implementation of the $617.7 million i-DICE programme in the 36 states of the federation and Abuja. “We embark on a journey of innovation, collaboration, and boundless opportunity – a journey that holds the power to redefine the trajectory of our nation’s digital and creative landscape,” Shettima said.He also said the ministry of finance has been mandated to ensure the expeditious disbursement of funds for the i-DICE programme, paving the way for its swift implementation.
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