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FG, Lagos seek stronger partnership on data protection

FG, Lagos seek stronger partnership on data protection
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The call was made at the ongoing Data Protection Africa Summit in Lagos, organised by the Nigeria Data Protection Commission (NDPC). He said greater public awareness, capacity building and knowledge sharing were necessary to strengthen Nigeria’s data protection ecosystem.
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  • ✦By Juliet Umeh The Federal Government and Lagos State have called for stronger collaboration among regulators, businesses and other stakeholders to safeguard personal information and build public trust in the digital economy.
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  • ✦The call was made at the ongoing Data Protection Africa Summit in Lagos, organised by the Nigeria Data Protection Commission (NDPC).
  • ✦He said greater public awareness, capacity building and knowledge sharing were necessary to strengthen Nigeria’s data protection ecosystem.
  • ✦By Juliet Umeh The Federal Government and Lagos State have called for stronger collaboration among regulators, businesses and other stakeholders to safeguard personal information and build public trust in the digital economy.
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By Juliet Umeh The Federal Government and Lagos State have called for stronger collaboration among regulators, businesses and other stakeholders to safeguard personal information and build public trust in the digital economy.

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What is the latest development regarding Lagos State?

The call was made at the ongoing Data Protection Africa Summit in Lagos, organised by the Nigeria Data Protection Commission (NDPC).

Who are the key organizations or public figures mentioned?

The primary parties identified in this coverage include Lagos State, Babajide Sanwo-Olu.

What are the broader implications of this development?

By Juliet Umeh The Federal Government and Lagos State have called for stronger collaboration among regulators, businesses and other stakeholders to safeguard personal information and build public trust in the digital economy.

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