It stated that the conference would take place on October 3-4 at Baze University, Abuja, accommodating over 3,000 participants and insights from over 30 tech leaders.
The conference, according to the organisers, comes at a time when Nigeria faces significant economic challenges, including corruption, inefficiencies, and economic volatility.
The co-founder of ICP Hub Sahara West Africa, Adedayo Adebajo, remarked, “We are excited to collaborate with Cyberchain to empower Nigerian youths with the relevant tech, incubation, and kick-off financial support.”
He said that would enable the youth to look within and propose homegrown innovative solutions to the challenges peculiar to us in Nigeria and Africa.
“We are confident that the winners will become positive success stories in the future,” he noted.
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