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The Chief Executive Officer of the Digital Bridge Institute (DBI), Daser David, has called for strategic investments in digital infrastructure, education, and innovation-focused policies to create a thriving startup ecosystem.
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Daser made this assertion during an event organized by Startup Abuja Founders in collaboration with Web, held at Nuvare Mall, Wuse, Abuja. The event, themed “The Role of Technology in Creating a Sustainable Startup Ecosystem,” featured key industry players and stakeholders discussing the future of startups in Nigeria’s capital.
DBI’s Role in Building Nigeria’s ICT Capacity
Delivering the keynote address, David emphasized the transformative role of technology in driving sustainable startup growth. He highlighted DBI’s pivotal position as Nigeria’s largest ICT training institute, noting its plans to support startups by increasing technological access and training capacity by 2025.
“The Digital Bridge Institute is committed to empowering the next generation of tech innovators by fostering skills development and providing infrastructure to support their journey,” David remarked.
The event included engaging panel discussions, breakout sessions, and networking opportunities where participants explored challenges and actionable solutions tailored to Abuja’s unique startup landscape.
How Digital Investments Can Fuel Sustainable Startups in Abuja
The convener of the event praised David’s keynote address, stating: “The insights shared by the DBI CEO were both inspiring and practical, offering a clear roadmap for leveraging technology to build a resilient and sustainable startup ecosystem in Abuja and beyond.”
As Abuja’s startup ecosystem continues to expand, the event underscored the importance of collaboration, innovation, and strategic planning. Organizers expressed gratitude to all speakers, sponsors, and participants who contributed to the success of the event.
