Limited access to genuine technology products and dependable technical support remains a major obstacle to digital inclusion in Nigeria despite technology’s growing role in education, business and economic activities, the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Blessing Computers Limited, Mr Blessing Usinode, has said.

Usinode disclosed this in a statement on Friday, as the company marked more than 20 years of operations. He said technology had become central to modern life, driving education, business operations, professional productivity and access to economic opportunities.

“Technology has quietly become the infrastructure of modern life. It powers how students learn, how businesses operate, how professionals deliver their best work, and how individuals stay connected to the opportunities around them,” he said.

According to him, while technology continues to reshape every sector of the economy, access to authentic devices and dependable after-sales support remains uneven across the country.

“But access to reliable, genuine and well-supported technology has never been evenly distributed—and for many people across Nigeria, finding a trustworthy place to start has been the first and hardest challenge,” he added. Related News Firm holds coding competition Nigerian union condemns assault on Chidimma Adetshina in S’Africa Gani Adams seeks stronger investment in tourism