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Nigeria’s President, Bola Ahmed Tinubu has commissioned a state-of-the art
Data complex, to enhance National Security and efficiency of the country’s Migration/Border Management processes.
President Tinubu arrived at the Nigeria Immigration Service headquarters in Abuja at about 12:08pm and was received by the Minister of Interior, Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo and the Comptroller-General of Immigration, Kemi Nandap.

The Data Complex comprises the Command and Control Centre (regular migration), NIS Data Centre, ECOWAS Biometric Card Production Centre, Interior Data Centre and a 0.5KW Solar Power Plant.

In her opening address, Nandap, said the Bola Ahmed Tinubu Technology Innovation Complex will ascertain the risk level of persons entering the country, detect irregular migration patterns and monitor unmanned borders in hard-to-reach areas nationwide.

She said the facilities are “Setting the benchmark to use technology to secure our borders and ensure the security of the nation.”
Present are the President’s Chief of Staff, Femi Gbajabiamila, Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Management, Festus Keyamo, heads of agencies, among others.

[b]First of its kind in Africa.

BATTIC Data Centre.
The Data Complex, which is the first of its kind in Africa, marks a significant step forward in the Nigeria’s digital transformation journey.
Additionally, the centre is designed to serve as a central repository for the NIS’s digital infrastructure to enhance the efficiency and security of the country’s Migration/Border Management processes as well as National Security.

The facility will utilise cutting-edge technology to ensure seamless data management, storage and analysis thereby enabling the NIS to efficiently manage migrant records as well as ensure border surveillance and control.
This development which is in line with the Renewed Hope Agenda of the present administration reveals government’s pragmatic efforts in harnessing the power of technology to drive economic growth, improve security and enhance citizen experiences.[/b]


https://von.gov.ng/president-tinubu-to-commission-solar-powered-data-technology-complex/

All the money spent on database building and management. Yet, terrorists still kidnap people and get ransom on them. Let me not see any bat coming here to praise this until we see the live result of using this to make our lives better.

In any case, it's good they are doing this. But let's flatter them less and encourage them to do more. People are really dying.

Can't wait to see your Back, Tinubu.

You'll be shown the exit door soon.

So, National Grid is unreliable

dumahi:
All the money spent on database building and management. Yet, terrorists still kidnap people and get ransom on them. Let me not see any bat coming here to praise this until we see the live result of using this to make our lives better.

In any case, it's good they are doing this. But let's flatter them less and encourage them to do more. People are really dying.

This is the first in Africa.
The funny thing is that it was started and completed just under one year of this Tinubu administration by Minister Tinubu Ojo.

Jasix:
Can't wait to see your Back, Tinubu.

You'll be shown the exit door soon.

You have just one vote

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Stop dropping unrelated comment

Ofemannnu:
This is first in Africa.
The funny thing is that it was started and completed just under one year of this Tinubu administration by Minister Tinubu Ojo.

So?

dumahi:
So?

Even if you are the first to go to school in your state,it is a great achievement.
Some other African nations will eventually follow suit.It is going to help in fighting insecurity and galvanise the economy positively.