Established in 2015, the Senate Committee on ICT & Cybersecurity was created to address the growing importance of technology and the need for robust cybersecurity measures in Nigeria. Over the years, the committee has played a pivotal role in shaping the nation’s digital landscape, from the passage of landmark legislation to the launch of transformative initiatives.
Upcoming Event
Senate Legislative-Stakeholders' Summit on ICT and Cybersecurity 2025
July 7th, 2025
The rapid advancement of digital technology has reshaped governance, commerce, (more...)
Countdown to Stakeholders Summit
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The Senate Committee on ICT & Cybersecurity is the principal convener of this summit, in collaboration with the Federal Ministry of Justice, the Office of the National Security Adviser, Federal Ministry of Communication, Innovation and Digital Economy, the Federal Ministry of Interior... -
Federal and State Legislators, Judiciary at Federal and State Level, Policymakers and Regulatory Bodies, Industry Leaders in Technology & Cybersecurity, Financial and Banking Sectors, Defence and Security Institutions, Academia and Research institutions, Civil Society Organisations...
Sponsors & Partners
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Council of Europe
The Council of Europe, a leading human rights organization, supports the Senate Legislative-Stakeholders' Summit on ICT and Cybersecurity 2025 as part of its commitment to promoting democracy, rule of law, and digital rights. Through initiatives like the Budapest Convention on Cybercrime, the Council fosters international cooperation to combat cyber threats while safeguarding privacy and freedom online. Its sponsorship underscores the importance of aligning cybersecurity policies with human rights standards, ensuring a secure and open digital future for all.
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UNODC
The UNODC brings its expertise in combating cybercrime and enhancing global security to the summit. As a key UN agency, it works to strengthen legal frameworks, build law enforcement capacity, and promote international cooperation against cyber threats. By sponsoring this event, the UNODC highlights the need for unified strategies to address cybercrime, fraud, and digital exploitation, ensuring a safer digital environment in line with sustainable development goals.
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HUAWEI
As a global leader in ICT infrastructure and smart devices, Huawei sponsors the summit to advocate for innovation-driven cybersecurity solutions. Committed to digital inclusion and secure connectivity, Huawei collaborates with governments and industries to develop resilient systems. Its participation emphasizes the role of cutting-edge technology in safeguarding networks while fostering trust and transparency in the digital ecosystem.
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CISCO
CISCO, a pioneer in networking and cybersecurity, supports the summit to promote secure digital transformation. With its threat intelligence and advanced security solutions, Cisco helps organizations defend against evolving cyber risks. By engaging in policy discussions, Cisco aims to shape frameworks that enhance cyber resilience, ensuring businesses and governments can operate safely in an interconnected world.
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Google
Google sponsors the summit to advance responsible technology and cybersecurity best practices. Through initiatives like secure cloud computing, AI-driven threat detection, and digital literacy programs, Google empowers users and institutions to stay safe online. Its involvement reflects a commitment to fostering an open, secure internet while addressing emerging challenges in the digital age.