The Bauchi State Government has launched the Bauchi State Innovation and Startup Law 2026 and graduated over 100 youths trained in cyber security under its Cybernation programme.
The programme, implemented in partnership with Protexxa, was designed to equip young people with internationally recognised cyber security skills and prepare them for employment opportunities in the global digital economy.
The state Governor, Bala Mohammed, represented by his deputy, Auwal Jatau, disclosed this on Tuesday during the law’s launch and graduation ceremony in Bauchi.
Mohammed said his administration was committed to using technology to promote economic development, create jobs, strengthen public institutions and expand opportunities for young people.
He described digital transformation as central to modern governance and economic competitiveness, adding that his administration had taken deliberate steps to establish a foundation for digital innovation in the state.
The governor said, “Technology is no longer a peripheral aspect of development. It has become
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