Engineers Plan Summit to Connect 2.9 Billion People Worldwide at Baze University in Nigeria
The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) and a local organizing committee are organizing a landmark Digital Connect Summit at Baze University in Nigeria. The summit aims to connect 2.9 billion unconnected people globally, with a focus on African solutions and digital inclusion.
Key figures involved include Professor Ifeayinwa Achumba, Chukwuemeka Gerald Okafor, Nneoma Offodil, Abdulateef Aliyu, and Dr. John Odei. The event will bring together 200 global leaders, government officials, industry CEOs, and technology innovators to address connectivity challenges on a global scale.
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