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1,213 organisations make NITDA’s 2020, 2021 data protection list from 13 sectors

Admin January 7, 2022
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Jan. 7, 2022

The National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) had published 1, 213 companies as the Nigeria Data Protection Regulation (NDPR) audit filing compliant organisations’ list.

Mrs. Hadiza Umar, Head Cooperate Affairs and External Relations of the agency, said this on Friday in a statement she issued in Abuja.

She said the list was an authoritative repository of organisations that had prioritised compliance with the NDPR, and become a reference point for global law firms, multinationals, investors, and compliance enthusiasts.

“The list indicates those organisations that have undergone the NDPR Audit process to ascertain their level of compliance, and identify areas for improvement.

“All the listed organisations have engaged a Data Protection Compliance Organization (DPCO) to train their staff, and to implement basic data protection protocols.

“The list comprises 1,213 organizations from 13 sectors that contribute to Nigeria’s Gross Domestic Product,” Umar said.

The sectors included Health, Transport and Logistics, Public Sector, Industrial and Extractive, ICT and Media, Energy and Power, Education, Finance, Commerce, and Consulting.

The organisations also included Crown Flour Mills Ltd, Dangote Flour Mills PLC, Olam Nigeria Ltd, Farm Crowdy Ltd, Julius Berger Companies, and Landmark Africa.

Others are Vita foam Nigeria PLC, Coca-Cola Nigeria Ltd, JMG Ltd, MAY & BAKER Nigeria PLC, Dufil Prima Foods PLC, OK Foods Ltd, among others.

Umar directed that the comprehensive list was published on NITDA’s website and accessible through this link https://nitda.gov.ng/official-ndpr-audit-list-2021/. (NAN)

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