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Executive Secretary/CEO, National Institute for Cultural Orientation, NICO, Otumba Biodun Ajiboye (left), exchanging pleasantries with the Executive Vice Chairman/CEO, NCC, Dr. Aminu Maida, during a courtesy visit to the EVC by the Executive Secretary NICO, at the Commission’s Headquarters Abuja…on the 6th May 2024
L-R: Executive Commissioner Technical Services, Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, Engr. Abraham Oshadami; Executive Secretary/ CEO, National Institute for Cultural Orientation, NICO, Otumba Biodun Ajiboye; Executive Vice Chairman/CEO, NCC, Dr. Aminu Maida; Director, Research and Documentation, NICO, Mr. Michael Ekoko; and Director, Public Affairs, NCC, Mr. Reuben Muoka, during a courtesy visit to the EVC by the Executive Secretary NICO, at the Commission’s Headquarters Abuja…on the 6th May 2024
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Dr. Aminu Maida, the Executive Vice Chairman of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), recently welcomed a delegation from the National Institute for Cultural Orientation (NICO) to the NCC headquarters. The visiting team, led by NICO’s Executive Secretary and CEO, Otunba Biodun Ajiboye, FCIA, engaged in productive discussions with Dr. Maida, focusing on enhancing cultural awareness and leveraging communication technologies to promote Nigeria’s rich cultural heritage. This meeting underscored a collaborative effort to fuse cultural orientation with modern communication strategies, aiming to enrich the nation’s cultural landscape and ensure its preservation for future generations.
In a dynamic meeting, leaders and their teams brainstormed innovative strategies to harness telecommunications channels, aiming to spotlight and celebrate Nigeria’s vibrant cultural heritage.
The conversation revolved around the transformative potential of modern telecommunications in amplifying Nigeria’s rich cultural tapestry. By leveraging advanced telecom infrastructure, Nigeria can connect with a wider audience, showcasing its diverse cultural expressions on a global stage. This technological advancement holds the promise of elevating the visibility of the nation’s heritage, arts, and traditions, fostering a deeper appreciation and understanding of Nigeria’s cultural wealth.
During the visit, Dr. Maida highlighted how telecommunications can bridge cultural divides and strengthen national identity. Meanwhile, Otunba Ajiboye underscored the vital importance of cultural preservation, advocating for innovative approaches to captivate both local and global audiences. Together, they painted a vivid picture of a future where technology and tradition coalesce to foster unity and celebrate cultural heritage.
In an exciting partnership, the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) and the Nigerian Institute of Cultural Orientation (NICO) are set to launch strategic initiatives aimed at leveraging telecom platforms to celebrate and promote Nigerian culture. This collaboration will harness the power of technology to enhance the appreciation of Nigeria’s rich heritage, bringing the country’s diverse cultural expressions to a wider audience.
