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Women Engineers Laud DBI, Ajiya for Promoting Digital Culture in Nigeria

Admin February 19, 2022

President of Association of Professional Women Engineers of Nigeria (APWEN), Engr. Elizabeth Eterigho, DBI President/CEO Prof. Mohammed Ajiya and Engr. Yetunde Aladeitan during the courtesy visit to DBI.

February 19, 2022

The President/CEO of Digital Bridge Institute (DBI), Professor Mohammed Ajiya as well as the Institute have received rave commendations from the Association of Professional Women Engineers of Nigeria (APWEN).

The laudation came when Professor Ajiya, received the leadership of the women engineering body led by its President, Engr. Elizabeth J. Eterigho who was accompanied by Engr. Yetunde Aladeitan on Friday.

The meeting discussed areas of mutual development and strategic partnerships between the association and DBI.

The President of APWEN, Engr. Dr. Elizabeth Eterigho expressed her satisfaction with the training equipment and facilities of the DBI and assured of their readiness to collaborate with the institute.

In his response, the President/CEO of Digital Bridge Institute, stated that the DBI is solely established by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) to equip practitioners in all fields relating to ICT with the needed knowledge and skills to improve their performance and deliver smartly with technology.

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