‘Nigeria will have enough warriors to defend cyberspace in 2026’
A cybersecurity and consultancy firm, Digital Encode Limited, says in the next five years, Nigeria will have enough cyber warriors to defend its cyberspace and businesses. The company’s Co-Founder, Dr Peter Obadare, stated this in Lagos at the weekend when the company rewarded winners of the Cyberchain Hackathon programme. Tributes as Desmond Tutu, South Africa’s […]
A cybersecurity and consultancy firm, Digital Encode Limited, says in the next five years, Nigeria will have enough cyber warriors to defend its cyberspace and businesses.
The company’s Co-Founder, Dr Peter Obadare, stated this in Lagos at the weekend when the company rewarded winners of the Cyberchain Hackathon programme.
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He said: “These are young people that would have become cyber traitors themselves, but they are putting their skills to good use; working to protect the financial ecosystem and Nigeria’s critical digital infrastructure. We’re confident that we’re going to do very well in the future.
“We’re confident that cybercrime will soon become a thing of the past in Nigeria because we’ll have people that’ll be protecting the cyber space.”