In a pivotal move set to redefine Nigeria's digital landscape, 2geda, a burgeoning indigenous social media platform, has officially partnered with the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), South-West Zonal Command.
This strategic collaboration aims to fortify digital safety, empower Nigerian youth, and cultivate responsible online engagement nationwide.
The high-level meeting saw 2geda's Co-Founder and CEO, Smith Emeka Eze, lead a delegation to the EFCC office, where they were warmly received by Zonal Director, Mrs. Hauwa Garba Ringim.
Mrs. Ringim lauded 2geda as "a bold example of Nigerian creativity and technological advancement," commending its commitment to user security and youth inclusion.
During the discussions, the 2geda team emphasized social media's critical role in national development, from education to economic empowerment.
Engr. Wisdom Mbila highlighted the urgency of combating misinformation, while Mr. Olapade Ifadamilare Ayinla and Ms. Kelani Tiwalayo showcased 2geda's unique features and community-driven approach.
Key resolutions include strengthening strategic support, enhancing platform governance, launching nationwide public awareness campaigns, and driving youth empowerment programs.
The EFCC also praised the visionary leadership of The Co-Founders, Ooni Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi, CFR, Ojaja II, Ooni of Ife, and Smith Chukwuemeka Eze, for pioneering a platform aligned with national digital responsibility.
This landmark partnership between 2geda and the EFCC signifies a crucial step towards a digitally sound and globally competitive Nigeria, harmonizing technology, security, and youth development for a safer online future.
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