In a world racing toward an information-driven future, Africa cannot afford to be a spectator. Olatunji’s leadership signals a shift — from enthusiasm to responsibility, from experimentation to accountability. He demonstrates that privacy and progress are not opposing ideals but complementary engines of a trusted digital economy.
As of August, Nigeria had about 140 million internet subscribers, with broadband penetration nearing 49 per cent, according to the…
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