The forum, scheduled for Thursday, June 11, 2026, at the Welcome Centre Hotels, Ikeja, Lagos, will bring together policymakers, tech innovators, and civil society under the theme: “Sustaining WSIS Vision with Multistakeholder Synergy in Nigeria.”

This year’s theme aligns with the recent UN General Assembly Resolution A/RES/80/173, which reaffirms the World Summit on the Information Society, WSIS, vision.

The 2026 NDSF aims to address the critical need for connecting all citizens, ensuring the affordability of digital technologies, and increasing investment in Digital Public Infrastructure, DPI, to bridge the widening digital divide.

Speaking on the upcoming event, Ogbuefi Remmy Nweke, Group Executive Editor and Lead Consulting Strategist at ITREALMS Media, emphasized that the stability of Nigeria’s digital economy depended on collaborative security.

“Building an inclusive, open, and secure digital space remains paramount,” Nweke stated, adding that “Beyond connectivity, we must ensure that our digital ecosystem protects children online and remains resilient against global threats. The 2026 NDSF serves as a catalyst for the multistakeholder synergy required to achieve these goals.”

Key Highlights of NDSF 2026

Focus on Emerging Tech: In-depth discourse on IPv6 adoption, Domain Name System (DNS) security, and the evolution of Digital Public Infrastructure.

Child Online Protection: Strategies for creating a safer internet for the younger generation.

Strategic Collaboration: Continuing a long-standing partnership with the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), NITDA, and Association of Licensed Telecom Operators of Nigeria (ALTON).

Smart Infrastructure: Exploring how telecommunications and satellite technology can drive the “Smart Nigeria” agenda.

The forum will feature a keynote address titled “Sustaining the WSIS Vision via Telecoms: Driving Multistakeholder Synergy for Nigeria’s Future,” expected to be delivered by leadership from the nation’s top regulatory bodies.

Since its inception, NDSF, hosted by DigitalSENSE Africa, DSA, an ICANN-certified At-Large Structure, has been at the forefront of motivating public discourse on the business and technological benefits of advancing internet governance.

Members of the press, stakeholders in the ICT sector, and the general public are invited to join this milestone event to help shape the trajectory of Nigeria’s digital sovereignty.

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This is even as he urged the National Environmental Standards and Regulations Enforcement Agency, NESREA, to significantly increase its budget for public enlightenment and media outreach.

Speaking at the 2025 ITREALMS E-Waste Dialogue organised by ITREALMS Media group, with the theme “Nigeria: Recycle Your E-Waste It’s Critical”, Ugbechie described e-waste as a “crucial national emergency,” stressing that Nigerians must be made to understand the economic value hidden in discarded electronic devices.

“The global value of e-waste is about $58 billion. Every piece of e-waste is cash. This thing you are throwing away, this thing you see as refuse, has value. And when you put value to something, you don’t trash it,” he said.

Ugbechie criticised Nigeria’s deepening “show-off” and disposable consumption habits, pointing out that many consumers replace devices not out of necessity but to appear trendy.

“We are stupendously extravagant as a people. You buy a phone today, two months later you throw it away to buy another just to show you are in town. Manufacturers exploit this behaviour and know exactly where to dump inferior products,” he noted.

He warned that the behavioural pattern not only encouraged reckless disposal but also incentivised the importation of substandard electronics into the Nigerian market.

Ugbechie further highlighted the severe health dangers associated with unmanaged e-waste, noting that toxic substances such as mercury and lead seeped into the soil and water systems.

“E-waste is carcinogenic. When these substances wash into our environment, they enter our lungs and skin. That is why cancer and related diseases are rising, especially among the younger population,” he said.

He called on government agencies to professionalise e-waste handling and ensure harmful materials did not continue to contaminate the environment.

While acknowledging NESREA’s regulatory mandate, Ugbechie insisted that the agency must expand its public awareness efforts and create a structured ecosystem of collectors and recyclers.

“NESREA has to create different layers of people who can pick up e-waste. But most importantly, there must be continuous enlightenment. The behavioural pattern of the people is what drives this crisis,” he said.

Ugbechie ended with a call: “NESREA needs to increase its budget for media and publicity. Without massive enlightenment, this crisis will continue.”

The 2025 ITREALMS E-Waste Dialogue continued to spotlight the urgent need for coordinated national action, stronger regulation, and sustained environmental education to curb Nigeria’s fast-worsening e-waste problem.

This year’s dialogue was supported by the ALTON, NCC, IXPN, NLNG, NESREA and EPRON while students from several schools were in attendance including ReapVille Schools, St Joachim College, Upland College and

Stigal Int’l Schools among other stakeholders.

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The crucial partnership addresses Nigeria’s escalating electronic waste (e-waste) challenge, which currently stands at an estimated 1.2 million tonnes annually.

The influential annual event, hosted by ITREALMS Media Inc., is scheduled for Thursday, November 20, 2025, at the Welcome Centre Hotels, Ikeja, Lagos.

The dialogue’s urgent focus is captured in this year’s theme: “Nigeria: Recycle your e-waste – it’s critical!”

According to the convener, Ogbuefi Remmy Nweke, the Dialogue is explicitly designed to transition the e-waste conversation from mere awareness to actionable national policy.

It will convene a cross-section of key stakeholders—including Regulators, Industry Leaders, Recyclers, and Civil Society—to craft a unified national strategy for sustainable e-waste management.

The involvement of ALTON and NLNG signals a powerful and necessary alignment between the nation’s telecommunications industry, its energy sector, and critical environmental sustainability goals.

“The sheer volume of e-waste… demands immediate, collective action,” said Nweke. He highlighted ALTON’s commitment, noting that ALTON Chairman, Engr. Gbenga Adebayo, will lead a delegation focused on Environmental Sustainability and Governance (ESG) to offer insights on the theme as it specifically impacts the telecom sector.

Nweke expressed optimism that ALTON is dedicated to developing and enforcing robust industry standards for the responsible recycling and disposal of telecom equipment and end-of-life devices.

The collaboration with NLNG, he added, is particularly significant.

It underscores the vital role of corporate leadership in addressing national environmental challenges, directly aligning with NLNG’s sustainability and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) commitments.

Ogbuefi Remmy Nweke, the Group Executive Editor of ITREALMS Media Inc. and Convener of the E-Waste Dialogue, stressed the potential impact:

“The message this year is blunt: recycling is critical. We are honoured by the support from ALTON and collaboration of NLNG, whose leadership in sustainability is crucial to elevating this dialogue to a national imperative.”

The event, Nweke further said, promised a thorough examination of the challenges and opportunities within the e-waste circular economy, paving the way for definitive, sector-wide policy recommendations, especially for future leaders.

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Anika Schumann on behalf of the global secretariat of the Prevent Waste Alliance based in Bonn, Germany, confirmed ITREALMS Media’s membership via email, stating: “First of all, I would like to officially inform you that your membership has been confirmed by the Steering Committee and that your organisation is a member of the Prevent Waste Alliance now. Welcome!”

As a member of the Prevent Alliance, ITREALMS Media will work closely with the alliance to promote sustainability and reduce waste.

According to Ogbuefi Remmy Nweke, Lead Consulting Strategist/Group Executive Editor at ITREALMS Media, “We believe that our membership in this esteemed alliance will enhance our capacity to address environmental challenges and provide opportunities for collaboration and knowledge sharing with like-minded organisations.”

Nweke further said, “We are excited to join the Prevent Alliance and work with other members to promote sustainability and reduce waste. We believe that our collective efforts will have a significant impact on the environment and contribute to a more circular economy.”

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The Prevent Alliance focuses on various areas, including plastics, e-waste, organic waste, and circular economy, among others.

ITREALMS Media said it looked forward to engaging with the alliance’s working groups and contributing to the development of innovative solutions to waste management challenges.

ITREALMS Media through ITREALMS E-Waste Dialogue initiative since 2020, aims to raise awareness about the environmental and health impacts of electronic waste, promote sustainable e-waste management practices, and advocate for policies and regulations that support a circular economy.

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This call was made by Dr. Jimson Olufuye, Principal Consultant at Kontemporary Konsulting Ltd., and Chairman of the 2025 Nigeria DigitalSENSE Africa Forum on Internet Governance for Development.

The call was made during the forum held at Welcome Centre Hotels, MM International Airport Road, Lagos, on Thursday, June 19.

The Nigeria DigitalSENSE Forum series, hosted by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, ICANN, certified At-Large Structure, ALS, DigitalSENSE Africa, under the Africa Regional At-Large Organisation, AFRALO, is powered by ITREALMS Media.

The WSIS review aims to assess progress made since the summit’s initial outcomes in 2003 and 2005, focusing on key areas such as digital divides, internet governance, and sustainable development.

Olufuye also encouraged Nigeria’s ICT stakeholders to participate in the review process, sharing their experiences and insights to shape the country’s digital future.

By engaging in the WSIS review process, Olufuye who is member of the United Nations’ Multistakeholder Advisory Group, said, Nigeria’s ICT stakeholders could contribute to shaping the country’s digital landscape and ensuring that the benefits of technology are equitably distributed.

The stakeholders have also been urged to explore opportunities for collaboration and partnership to drive technological development and economic growth.

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The WSIS review process, he underscored, was expected to culminate in future high-level events, where world leaders and ICT stakeholders will gather to review progress and outline future directions.

This event will provide a platform for stakeholders to discuss key issues, such as digital divide, internet governance, cyber security among others.

In addition to fostering the sustainable development by leveraging digital technologies to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals, SDGs.

He recalls that some countries had already conducted WSIS reviews, providing valuable lessons and insights for Nigeria.

In 2015, he recalled, there was a WSIS+10 Review by the UN General Assembly to conduct a ten-year review of the WSIS outcomes, which reaffirmed the WSIS principles.

He called for a further review by the Assembly in 2025, stressing that countries like Nigeria should take the review seriously.

Olufuye further pointed out that by participating in the WSIS review process, Nigeria’s ICT stakeholders could help shape the country’s digital future and ensure that the benefits of technology were equitably distributed.

Welcoming participants earlier, the Lead Consulting Strategist, DigitalSENSE Africa and Group of ITREALMS Media group, Ogbuefi Remmy Nweke noted that the annual forum began since 2009, and had continued to rally Internet stakeholders to address challenges in Internet Governance, security, and socio-economic impact, focusing on students, youth, women, and community-based organisations.

Focus, this year, he said, was on the Global Digital Compact, GDC, a globally significant UN initiative that demands global effort.

He urged Nigeria to take lead in the transformation, at least from the African continent.

“The GDC calls us to commit to bridging digital divides, inclusive digital economy, open, safe, and secure digital space; international data governance and Artificial Intelligence (AI) to name a few,” he said.

Nweke also appreciated participation of esteemed speakers, including Dr. Jimson Olufuye, Mr. Muhammed Rudman, Mr. Gbenga Sesan and Mrs. Tinuade Oguntuyi, among others.

NDSF 2025, he said, was hosted in partnership with the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, ICANN; via the African At-Large Regional Organisation, AFRALO; Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC; Association of Licensed Telecommunications Operators of Nigeria, ALTON; Internet Exchange Point of Nigeria, IXPN; Internet Society Nigeria chapter; NLNG; NNPCL; Digital Realty, and Nigeria Computer Society, NCS, among others.

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The Lead Consulting Strategist, DigitalSENSE Africa and Group Executive Editor, ITREALMS Media, Ogbuefi Remmy Nweke, made this announcement.

He said this year’s edition of Nigeria DigitalSENSE Forum on Internet Governance for Development, IG4D, series on the theme ‘Global Digital Compact: Opportunities for Multi-stakeholders in Nigeria’  will hold at the prestigious Welcome Centre Hotels, International Airport Road, Ikeja, Lagos.

Nweke said that Olufuye was the Vice-Chair of the World Innovation Technology and Services Alliance, WITSA, between 2010 and 2012, and the Chair, Finance and Operations of ICANN Business Constituency, between 2014 and 2020.

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As the first chair of the concerned private sector-led and over 40-nation strong Africa ICT Alliance, AfICTA, Olufuye currently serves as the Chair of the Advisory Council, and was among the five business representatives in the United Nations Commission for Science and Technology for Development Working Groups on Improvements to the Internet Governance Forum, IGF, and on Enhanced Cooperation on public policy matters pertaining to the Internet between 2012 and 2018.

Currently, serving as a member of the UN Secretary-General’s IGF Multistakeholder Advisory Group, MAG, Olufuye was before now a member of MAG between 2010 and 2012.

Olufuye was equally a member of the Netmundial+10 Steering Committee 2024 and leader of AfICTA delegation to the UN Summit of the Future 2024. He is the architect of the new Tripod Cybersecurity Maturity Model, TCMM.africa.

NDSF series on IG4D, powered by ITREALMS Media group is hosted by DigitalSENSE Africa, an At-Large Structure, ALS, certified by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, ICANN, in collaboration with relevant stakeholders including Internet Society, ISOC, Nigeria chapter, Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, Internet Exchange Point of Nigeria, IXPN, among others.

In 2024, Nweke recalled that the Nigeria DigitalSENSE Forum was chaired by the award-winning Executive Director, Media Rights Agenda, Mr. Edetaen Ojo.

The Nigeria DigitalSENSE Forum, NDSF, series on Internet Governance for Development made a debut in 2009 and has remained a rallying point for stakeholders to take discourse on Internet access, openness, affordability, connectivity and ICT infrastructure among others.

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The forum, themed “Global Digital Compact: Opportunities for Multi-stakeholders in Nigeria,” will take place on Thursday, June 19, 2025, at 10:00 a.m. at Welcome Centre Hotels, International Airport Road, Ikeja, Lagos.

According to the Lead Consulting Strategist at DigitalSENSE Africa, Ogbuefi Remmy Nweke, GDC, recently negotiated by 193 UN Member States followed global consultations and aims at bridging the digital divide and fostering an inclusive digital economy.

He outlined some of the key priorities to include connecting all people, schools, and hospitals to the internet; increasing accessibility and affordability of digital technologies; investing in digital public goods and infrastructure; supporting women and youth innovators, and Small and Medium Enterprises, SMEs; and building a safe, secure, and open digital space.

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Stressing that NDSF 2025 would also delve into these critical areas, he said it would examine how the GDC could be leveraged to achieve the goals in Nigeria.

The Nigeria DigitalSENSE Forum series, he recalled is organised by ITREALMS Media under DigitalSENSE Africa, DSA, an ICANN-certified At-Large Structure, which provides a platform for public discourse on the technological and business implications of rapidly evolving technologies and policies, impacting Internet Governance.

This year’s forum is held in collaboration with the Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, the National Information Technology Development Agency, NITDA, and Internet Exchange Point of Nigeria, IXPN, among others.

The NDSF series aims to raise awareness and promote understanding of key issues related to Internet Governance, including Internet Protocol (IP) addresses, the domain name industry, access and affordability, and their overall impact on the digital ecosystem.

It also offers a valuable networking opportunity for industry stakeholders.

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The Lead Consulting Strategist, DigitalSENSE Africa and Group Executive Editor, ITREALMS Media, Sir Remmy Nweke, said that this year’s edition marks the 15th edition of Nigeria DigitalSENSE Forum on IG4D series on the theme “IG4D: Innovative Digital Economy & Safer Civic Space in Nigeria.”

The Executive Director, Media Rights Agenda, Mr. Edetaen Ojo will be presiding.

He also said that the Chief Executive Officer, Digital Realty Nigeria, Engr. Ikechukwu Nnamani, would be the special guest speaker, while a number of speakers faculty would join him to discuss the theme for this year.

Nweke listed some of the seasoned industry experts in the speakers faculty to include the Chairman, Association of Licensed Telecommunications Operators of Nigeria (ALTON), Engr. Gbenga Adebayo; Chief Executive Officer, Internet Exchange Point of Nigeria (IXPN) Mr. Muhammed Rudman; Executive Director, Paradigm Initiative Nigeria, Mr. Gbenga Sesan and the Data Protection Officer at Upperlink Limited, Ms Francisca Iloezumma.

He recalled that in 2009, the Nigeria DigitalSENSE Forum, NDSF, series on Internet Governance for Development made a debut at the Golden Gate Restaurant Ikoyi-Lagos and ever since, has remained firm in rallying stakeholders to take discourse on Internet access, openness, affordability, connectivity and ICT infrastructure among others.

“We are set for the 2024 Nigeria DigitalSENSE Forum,” he declared, stressing that at 15th edition, it’s time for recognition of corporates and individuals for their contributions in deepening Internet penetration, improving access, affordability, technological adaptation that bring forth digital sense in Nigeria.”

NDSF series on IG4D, powered by ITREALMS Media group is hosted by DigitalSENSE Africa, an At-Large Structure (ALS) certified by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), in collaboration with relevant stakeholders including Internet Society (ISOC), Nigeria chapter, Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, Digital Realty Nigeria, NNPC Limited, NLNG, Internet Exchange Point of Nigeria, IXPN, to name but a few.

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The Lead Consulting Strategist, DigitalSENSE Africa, a project of ITREALMS Media group, Sir Remmy Nweke, made this disclosure, saying that Ojo, a renowned internet freedom advocate on the continent has been confirmed to chair this year’s forum on the theme “IG4D: Innovative Digital Economy & Safer Civic Space in Nigeria.”

He also said that this year marked the 15 years of Internet and domain name advocacy in Nigeria by DigitalSENSE Africa and would be held at the prestigious Welcome Centre Hotels, along international Airport Road, Lagos.

As said by Nweke, the Nigeria DigitalSENSE Forum, NDSF, series on Internet Governance for Development, made a debut in 2009 and has remained a rallying point for Internet stakeholders and eco-system in the country.

Stressing that some recognition had been lined up for corporates and individuals who distinguished themselves in deepening Internet penetration across access, openness, affordability, connectivity, advocacy and empowerment of the citizenry on the use and application of the internet for good.

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NDSF series on IG4D, powered by ITREALMS Media group is hosted by DigitalSENSE Africa, an At-Large Structure, ALS, certified by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), in collaboration with relevant stakeholders including Internet Society, ISOC, Nigeria chapter, Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, Internet Exchange Point of Nigeria, IXPN, Digital Realty Nigeria, among others.

Nweke recalled that Ojo holds a Bachelor’s degree in English Studies from the University of Ife (now Obafemi Awolowo University) and a Master’s degree in International Journalism from City University in London, where he was a British Chevening Scholar.

He also has a diploma in NGO Management from Galilee College in Israel and was a Visiting Media Fellow at DeWitt Wallace Center for Communications and Journalism at Duke University, North Carolina, in the United States.

Ojo currently serves as a member of the Advisory Network of the Freedom Online Coalition (FOC), a partnership of 39 governments around the world working to advance Internet freedom; a member of the National Media Complaints Commission, NMCC, of Nigeria, and as Chair of the Board of the International Press Centre, IPC, in Lagos.

He has sat on the boards and governing bodies of numerous organizations around the world.

He served as inaugural Co-Chair of the National Steering Committee of the Open Government Partnership, OGP, in Nigeria from 2016 to 2019 with then Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Mr. Abubakar Malami (SAN).

He has also been Chair of the Steering Committee of the African Freedom of Expression Exchange (AFEX), a network of freedom of expression organizations in Africa; Chair of the Working Group of the African Platform on Access to Information (APAI); Convenor (Chair) of the governing Council of the International Freedom of Expression Exchange (IFEX), a global network of freedom of expression organizations based in Toronto, Canada; Chair of the Board of Directors of the Media Foundation for West Africa (MFWA) in Ghana; Chair of the Africa Freedom of Information Centre (AFIC); a member of the Board of International Media Support (IMS) in Denmark; a member of the Steering Committee of the Global Forum for Media Development (GFMD); a member of the Task Force of the UN Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA) that coordinated the Strengthening Africa’s Media (STREAM) process; a member of the Advisory Group of the Africa Media Development Initiative (AMDI); and a member of the Steering Committee of the Web We Want, a global campaign for Internet freedom; among others.

From 2004 to 2007, Ojo was UNESCO’s Technical Adviser to the Government of Liberia in the post-war reconstruction of the media sector in Liberia.

He was also Coordinator of the International Partnership on Media and Conflict Prevention in West Africa, an alliance of UN agencies, international, regional and national non-governmental organizations.

In 2013, he was a member of the International Advisory Committee for UNESCO’s project on “The Safety of Online Media Actors Doing Journalism” and was also in 2013 named an Internet Freedom Fellow by the U.S. State Department.

Ojo received several honours including the 2018, “Defender of Press Freedom Award” by the Nigeria Union of Journalists, NUJ, among others.

In January 2024, Ojo was named by the Collaboration on International ICT Policy for East and Southern Africa, CIPESA, based in Kampala, Uganda, as one of 10 digital rights experts across Africa who have played a pivotal role in shaping the continent’s digital and Internet freedom advocacy landscape over the past 10 years.

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At press time, Awba-Ofemili ChatRoom boasts of hundreds of indigenous membership from the rice producing community in Awka-North of Anambra State, both locally and in diaspora, whereas ITREALMS is a media entity with clout in the usage of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) to entrench digitalSENSE in the society.

Speaking on this collaboration, the Editor-in-chief of ITREALMS Media and publishers of ITREALMS Online, Sir Remmy Nweke, said the initiative was to afford all indigenes of Awba-Ofemili the opportunity to meet with some key aspirants, who aspire to any elective positions during the 2024 general elections, especially from the secretariat to presidency.

The weeklong ‘Meet ADU Candidates 2024,’ Nweke pointed out, would afford aspirants to reach ndi Awba-Ofemili in one room both home and abroad, share their manifesto to over 200 members of the group.

Additionally, he said aspirants would be able to take constructive feedback to enable them gauge the expectations of ndi Awba-Ofemili.

Also, he said that the session would be hosted in collaboration with the leadership of Awba-Ofemili ChatRoom on WhatsApp from Monday 25th through Thursday, March 28, 2024.

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Nweke, who would be moderating the session, said it offerred aspirants the possibilities of leveraging social media to engage and market themselves to teeming youths and every eligible adult in the town and diaspora for the forthcoming ADU general elections slated for Monday, April 1, 2024 at Awba-Ofemili Civic Center.

ITREALMS Media group www.itrealms.com.ng pioneered this in 2021 as part of its contribution to promoting peace and democratic education, among other tenets to help the people of Awba-Ofemili make informed decision and have a sense of direction in building Awba-Ofemili.

Equally speaking, the chief administrator of Awba-Ofemili ChatRoom, Mr. Fred Nweke, said that the ‘Meet ADU Candidates 2024’ sessions were expected to enable participants set agenda and interact with aspirants in various offices not limited to Secretary-General, Vice President-General and President General for this year.

He urged every indigene of Awba-Ofemili to use the medium to interface with aspirants and provide relevant feedback they could use after their elections.

Recall that in year 2021, ITREALMS Media group, pioneered ‘Meet ADU Candidates’ as part of its contribution in deepening peace and democratic education, among other tenets to help the people of Awba-Ofemili make informed decision and have a sense of direction in building Awba-Ofemili.

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