The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has highlighted the crucial role of Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) and start-ups in creating wealth, employment, and economic prosperity in Nigeria.
Speaking at the opening of the ‘National SMEs/Entrepreneurship Forum for Start-ups in Emerging Technologies’ in Abuja, Ubale Maska, the Executive Commissioner of Technical Services at NCC, emphasized the significance of small businesses in driving the country’s economy forward and shaping its future.
Representing Maska, Dr Chidi Diugwu, the Head of New Media and Information Security, emphasized the forum’s role in providing a platform for startups to transform innovative concepts into reality. He stressed the importance of entrepreneurs acquiring knowledge, expanding their enterprises, and contributing to the nation’s advancement.
Dr Diugwu stated, “We are at the brink of a new era where SMEs and Start-ups play a crucial role in propelling our economy, generating employment opportunities, and shaping the trajectory of our collective future. Let’s embrace this moment, nurture our spirits, and work together to build a prosperous future for our nation.”
Furthermore, the commission pledged its commitment to leveraging SMEs, start-ups, and technological innovations to revitalize the country’s economy and foster growth.
