ABUJA — The Federal Government of Nigeria on Tuesday called for pan-African collaboration to protect data across the continent as it inaugurated the Nigeria Virtual Privacy Academy at the 8th edition of the Network of African Data Protection Authorities (NADPA) Conference in Abuja. The high-level forum, themed “Balancing Innovation in Africa: Data Protection and Privacy in Emerging Technologies,” gathered participants from over 30 African nations, as well as representatives from Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and the U.S.

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Nigeria has taken another major step toward becoming one of Africa’s leading digital governance powers after signing strategic data protection cooperation agreements with Morocco and The Gambia. The agreements, signed by the Nigeria Data Protection Commission during the 2026 Network of African Data Protection Authorities (NADPA-RAPDP) Conference in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire, are expected to strengthen cross-border data privacy enforcement, improve regulatory cooperation, and boost trust in Africa’s rapidly growing digital economy.