The Nigeria Internet Governance Forum (NIGF) is urging all stakeholders to participate in its crucial “Call for Issues” for the upcoming NIGF 2025 event. This open invitation aims to gather diverse perspectives and ensure the forum’s agenda truly reflects the most pressing digital challenges and promising opportunities facing Nigeria today.
As a multi-stakeholder platform, the NIGF serves as a vital arena for discussions on internet governance in Nigeria, bringing together government, civil society, the private sector, the technical community, and academia. The “Call for Issues” is a cornerstone of this inclusive approach, ensuring that the topics deliberated at the forum are relevant, timely, and impactful.
“Your input is absolutely vital to shaping a meaningful and inclusive agenda for NIGF 2025,” emphasized a spokesperson for the NIGF secretariat. “We believe that the most robust solutions and progressive ideas emerge from broad participation and diverse viewpoints. This is your opportunity to contribute to the national discourse on critical internet issues.”
Whether your concerns lie in digital rights, cybersecurity, internet accessibility, e-commerce regulations, data privacy, the future of artificial intelligence in Nigeria, or any other aspect of the digital landscape, the NIGF encourages you to submit your proposals. The forum is a unique opportunity to contribute to policy discussions and influence the future trajectory of Nigeria’s digital ecosystem.
The deadline for submitting proposed issues is rapidly approaching: Wednesday, July 16, 2025. Interested individuals and organizations are encouraged to visit the official submission form to make their contributions.
“Let your voice be heard in shaping NIGF 2025,” the reminder urged. “Your continued engagement is deeply appreciated as we work together to build a more open, secure, and beneficial internet for all Nigerians.”
The NIGF looks forward to a robust set of submissions that will inform a dynamic and productive forum, paving the way for advancements in Nigeria’s internet governance landscape.
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