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Huawei names Computer Lab after Danbatta

by Techeconomy
December 1, 2022
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Huawei names Computer Lab after Danbatta
L-r: Usman Malah, Director, Human Capital and Administration, Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC); Lola Fafore, Director, Public Relations, Huawei; Prof. Garba Danbatta, Executive Vice Chairman/Chief Executive Officer, NCC, and Alhaji Labaran Abdullahi, the District Head of Makoda, Kano State, during the commissioning of computer lab constructed by Huawei and named after Danbatta in Kano recently.

L-r: Usman Malah, Director, Human Capital and Administration, Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC); Lola Fafore, Director, Public Relations, Huawei; Prof. Garba Danbatta, Executive Vice Chairman/Chief Executive Officer, NCC, and Alhaji Labaran Abdullahi, the District Head of Makoda, Kano State,during the commissioning of computer lab constrcutted by Huawie and named after Danbatta in Kano recently.

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A computer lab, constructed by Huawei Technologies and commissioned at the weekend to serve the community of Koguna Town of Makoda Local Government of Kano State, has been named “Prof. Umar Garba Danbatta Computer Lab”.

Lola Fafore, director, Public Relations of Huawei Nigeria, said at the commissioning, which was witnessed by the Executive Vice Chairman of the NCC, Prof. Umar Danbatta, and the District Head of Makoda, Alhaji Labaran Abdullahi, that the project was among the company’s contribution to Nigeria as part of its corporate social responsibility. Fafore assured that Huawei will continue to promote digital inclusion, primarily through the provision of access to technology.

“Huawei has been operating in Nigeria for over 22 years now and we can say that Nigeria is a great country filled with many great talents and potential. We love the Nigerian people and are happy to always give back through Corporate Social Responsibility initiatives such as this,”

“Huawei is therefore constantly making more effort in terms of connectivity, applications, and skills transfer to promote digital inclusion for all. This is in line with Huawei’s mission to bring digital services to every person, home, and organization for a fully connected intelligent world. As part of our contribution to this great nation, we believe in making technology accessible to all. Technology should not be for the few, but for everyone,” she said.

In appreciation of naming the centre after him and donating to the community, Danbatta commended Huawei Nigeria Limited.

He also thanked the company for the central role it has played in the development of the telecommunications industry in Nigeria.

“This computer laboratory was built through a huge donation by Huawei. And Huawei is a household name in Nigeria. They provide and manage services for major telecommunications companies in Nigeria. They are dominant in that sector. I can’t imagine the state of telecoms in Nigeria without the invaluable role that Huawei is playing in the country,” Danbatta said.

Traditional ruler of Makoda who doubles as Barayan Bichi, poured encomiums on the donors and the NCC boss, whose philanthropic disposition attracted the gesture to the community.

He said Danabatta has been making invaluable contributions to the development of our communities, the state, and the nation at large. The community leader stated that Danbatta has implemented many philanthropic and people-oriented projects in his Danbatta community in addition to his strides in driving the development of ICT adoption and usage, through numerous initiatives as the country’s Chief Telecoms Regulator.

According to a press statement signed by Reuben Muoka, Director, Public Affairs at NCC, those who attended the commissioning ceremony include, the Vice Chairman of Makoda Local Government, Alhaji Yusif Bala, the Director of Human Capital and Administration of NCC, Barrister Usman Malah, the Chief of Staff to the EVC, Malam Hafiz Shehu, and the Controller, NCC Zonal Office in Kano, Malam Shuaibu Swade among others.

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