By:
Robert Kwaku Annor
Nigeria’s 2nd International
Cybersecurity Conference 2026 has brought together government officials,
industry leaders and cybersecurity experts in Abuja to discuss emerging cyber
threats and strategies for strengthening the country’s digital resilience.
The conference, themed
“Cyber Resilience in the Age of AI: Defending Minds, Network and Nations,”
featured high-level discussions on cybersecurity, artificial intelligence and
coordinated responses to evolving digital threats.
Representing the Nigerian
Communications Commission (NCC), Engr. Abraham Oshadami, Executive Commissioner
for Technical Services, joined stakeholders in discussions on the importance of
collaboration, stronger cybersecurity frameworks and a secure, resilient
digital ecosystem.
The discussions highlighted
the need for coordinated efforts among government institutions, industry
players and cybersecurity experts to address emerging threats as digital
technologies and artificial intelligence continue to evolve.
The NCC said the conference
provided a platform for stakeholders to exchange perspectives on strengthening
Nigeria’s cybersecurity posture and supporting the country’s growing digital
ecosystem.
