NASENI, under the leadership of Khalil Halilu, has been working towards its mission of promoting the development and deployment of homegrown technology solutions in Nigeria. Thanks to the efforts of leaders like Khalil Halilu, Nigeria’s technological advancement is on the rise. 

Mr. Halilu, the CEO of NASENI (National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure), has been making a significant impact in the country, especially through his collaborations and partnerships with other organizations and government agencies.

One such collaboration is with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC), the agency responsible for the registration and regulation of businesses in Nigeria. With the use of High-Powered Computing (HPC), Artificial Intelligence (AI), and other products and services of NASENI, CAC is looking to enhance its service delivery and make the registration process faster and more efficient.

The importance of technology-driven solutions in today’s world cannot be overstated. With the CAC’s desire to register companies within minutes in line with global best practices, it is crucial for them to partner with the right organizations. Mr. Halilu’s vision and expertise have made NASENI the perfect partner for this endeavor.

In a recent meeting between Mr. Halilu and the CAC, it was discussed that NASENI’s energy solutions could cover both the agency’s building and the institute upgrade, with the possibility of extending it to the CAC. This would not only improve the agency’s energy efficiency but also reduce its operational costs.

Moreover, NASENI is also working on introducing a technology service that would offer alternative solutions at a reasonable cost. This is crucial for the growth of businesses in Nigeria, especially for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) who often struggle with high costs of technology adoption. With NASENI’s efforts, these businesses can now have access to advanced technology at an affordable price, giving them a competitive edge in the market.

In addition, NASENI’s collaborations with relevant stakeholders to replicate AI technology used in countries like the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia, amongst others, will significantly improve Nigeria’s AI capacity. This would benefit not only the government agencies like the CAC but also various industries across the country.

With the deployment of AI by CAC for faster registration of businesses and other initiatives by NASENI, Nigeria is bound to make significant strides in the field of technology.