The Universal Service Provision Fund (USPF), carried out a study and
identified 207 geographical clusters with an estimated 36.8 million
people all over Nigeria who have little or no access to
telecommunication services including telephony, Internet and other ICT
services. The study outcome (Clusters of ICT Gap) provides an
opportunity for innovative Nigerians to create sustainable solutions
that would drive equitable ICT access for all.
The Hackathon
USPF is calling brilliant Software Developers, Data Scientists, UX
Designers, ICT experts, Engineers, Strategists, Public Policy Experts
and Students to get involved and solve this underlying ICT change within
48 hours by building fully working prototypes of their solutions
following specific technical guidelines.
What your Team need to Crack
Programme Officer (Resource Mobilization and Partnerships) at Oando Foundation
Workshop Manager at Redline Automobile Service
Chemical Engineer - Sulfuric Acid Plant at African Industries Group (AIG)
Network Optimization Engineer at Airtel Nigeria
Field Operator III at Nautilus Nigeria Engineering and Construction Limited (NNEC)
Personal Assistant at Ocean Tide Global
Quality Control Engineer - Insulation at Amaiden Energy Nigeria Limited
Office Services Contractor at PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC)
Warehouse Clerk at Rotic Aluminium Extrusion
Company Secretary at Ayoola Foods Limited
Operations Officer at Cordros Capital Limited
Civil Engineer at Felton Energy Services Limited (FESL)
Mechanical Engineer at African Steel Mills (Nigeria) Limited
Computer Operator at Union Diagnostics and Clinical Services Plc (UDCS Plc)
HR Administrator at Pinnah Foods Limited
Communication and Administration Officer at Institute for Industrial Technology (IIT)
Senior Technician (Caster Fitter) at African Steel Mills (Nigeria) Limited