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Harnessing Cybersecurity Potential at the University of Delta, Agbor: A call to action for Mr. Chiedu Ebie, Chairman of NDDC

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By Engr. Christian Onyinye Ijeh

 

In today’s rapidly evolving digital age, cybersecurity has become a cornerstone of national security,
economic stability, and personal privacy. As Nigeria continues to embrace technological advancements,
the need for world-class cybersecurity education has never been more pressing. One institution that holds
immense potential to contribute significantly to this mission is the University of Delta, Agbor. However,
to fully unlock this potential, the university requires strategic support and investment to build a state-of the-art cybersecurity department that can stand shoulder to shoulder with its global counterparts.
This is where the leadership of Mr. Chiedu Ebie, Chairman of the Niger Delta Development Commission
(NDDC), becomes invaluable. With his proven track record of steering development initiatives across the
region, Mr. Ebie is uniquely positioned to make a transformative impact on cybersecurity education in
Delta State.

The University of Delta, Agbor, has the foundation needed to cultivate future cybersecurity professionals
who can safeguard Nigeria’s digital infrastructure. However, it is crucial to equip the institution with the
necessary tools and resources. Building a world-class cybersecurity department requires cutting-edge
technology, highly trained faculty, and access to the latest industry developments. With the support of
NDDC under Mr. Ebie’s leadership, the university can be equipped with modern cybersecurity labs, funding for research, and partnerships with global tech firms.
Beyond academic infrastructure, there is also the opportunity to establish scholarship programs and
internships that would foster the next generation of cybersecurity experts. A robust cybersecurity
department at the University of Delta would not only serve the Niger Delta region but could also, position
Nigeria as a leader in African cybersecurity education.

Mr. Ebie, your office holds the key to turning this vision into reality. By prioritizing the development of
cybersecurity education at the University of Delta, you would be empowering the region’s youth to be at
the forefront of a crucial and fast-growing field. This is a unique moment for NDDC to invest in the future
of Nigeria’s digital security, ensuring that the country remains resilient in the face of ever-evolving cyber threats.

I urge you to consider this as a strategic development initiative that will not only benefit the students of
the University of Delta, Agbor, but also, contribute to the broader goals of national security and
technological advancement in the Niger Delta region and beyond.

Thank you for your attention and commitment to the growth and development of the Niger Delta.

 Engr. Christian Onyinye Ijeh is a
Cybersecurity Expert in Poland

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