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Tallafin NITDA
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Ƙasa Najeriya

NITDA Digital State Initiative shiri ne na Najeriya don horar da yan Najeriya masu shekaru kimanin 16 zuwa 40, Ma'aikatar Sadarwa da Tattalin Arziki (Nigeria) ce ta tsara shi a karkashin hukumar ta National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) don horar da al'ummar Najeriya masu yawa, musamman ma matasa a fadin kasar, kan shirin Karatuttukan Ilmi na zamani da Kwarewa, wanda aka kafa akan ilimin Ilimin Digital da Kwarewa na Dokar Tattalin Arziki ta Digital Strategy na Digital Nigeria (NDEPS).[1][2]

Shirin na Digital States, wanda yana daya daga cikin dabarun aiwatarwa na NDEPS, da nufin samawa matasan Najeriya dabarun iya karatun zamani da suke bukata domin bunkasa matasa su ciyar da kasar nan zuwa tattalin arzikin dijital.

An ware shirin ne domin horar da matasa kimanin 540 daga kowace jihar Najeriya, wanda ya hada da Babban Birnin Tarayya, Abuja, kimanin ‘yan Najeriya 20,000 ne za su ci gajiyar shirin.[1][2]

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Shirin shine mayar da hankali kan filin da ke tafe na tattalin arzikin dijital

  • Tallace-tallace na Dijital : Don haɓaka 'yan Najeriya kan yadda za a inganta tallan' yan kasuwa na dijital a cikin sabbin kasuwancin da suke da shi da suke da shi.
  • Kayan Aikin Samfu : Don kara yawan dalibai da ma'aikata a makaranta da aiki.
  • Irkirar Abun ciki : Don jagorantar yan Najeriya akan kirkirar abubuwan da zasu inganta kasuwancin su na kan layi musamman a dandamali na dandalin sada zumunta.[1][2]

Jihohin da suke cikin wannan gidauniyar wadanda zasu ci gajiyar shirin na farko sun hada da Gombe, Kano, Lagos da kuma Ribas.[1]

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  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Innocent, Ada (2021-03-15). "Apply for the NITDA Digital States Initiative". Terraskills (in Turanci). Retrieved 2021-06-10.
  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 techeconomy (2021-03-08). "NITDA to train 540 youths in each State under 'Digital States Programme'". TechEconomy.ng (in Turanci). Archived from the original on 2021-03-09. Retrieved 2021-06-10.