Nigeria has the first country in the entire Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) subregion to substantially comply with the recommendations of the African Forum on Research and Innovation (IFAF) to boost science, generation and innovation (ITS).
According to a statement issued yesterday through Josephine Ademu of the Press and Public Relations Unit of the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation (STI), the Minister, Dra. Adeleke Olorunnimbe Mamora, revealed the groundbreaking achievement at the STI Dialogue in Lagos on Friday. , stressing that Nigeria will make significant progress with the IRIF recommendations.
The minister, who was represented through the ministry’s permanent secretary, Ms. Monilola Udoh, said the benefits of ICT are “finding the most productive way to ensure that our country’s products and facilities are designed to compete with the world’s most productive. “world”. ; existing understanding of the role of science, generation and innovation in Nigeria’s socio-economic progression through the general public; towards Nigeria’s transition from a resource-based to a knowledge-based economy (of admission to production), reduction/cessation of existing studies and progression (R)
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