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Jigawa trains 928 youths on emerging technologies, opens digital portal for transparent governance

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Governor Umar (c) poses with a cross section of the trainees and some officials during the graduation ceremony

Governor Namadi said his administration is fully committed to building a digitally skilled workforce and advancing technology-driven governance as a strategic way to sustainable economic growth, innovation, and shared prosperity across the state

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