Former President Goodluck Jonathan has explained why the government and private sector must invest more in technology-driven start-ups.
Jonathan made the call in a post on Facebook after receiving representatives of a technology firm paid him a courtesy visit.
He said investment in technology would create jobs, stimulate economic growth and strengthen Nigeria’s position in the global technology industry.
“With sustained investment and support for initiatives such as this, I am confident that Nigeria will soon make significant strides in technological advancement,” he said.
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Melaye denies commenting on Justice Lifu’s health, hits back at Buba GaladimaHe called for more deliberate efforts to support technology-driven start-ups, noting that such investments would create employment opportunities for young Nigerians and contribute to economic development.
“We must be more intentional about supporting technology-driven start-ups. Doing so will create employment opportunities for our young people, stimulate economic growth and position Nigeria as a force to reckon with in the global technology landscape,” he said.
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