22/06/2026
On 17 June 2026, Cyber Cadets Academy successfully hosted a Quantum Computing Workshop under its ongoing initiative, Quantum Tour Nigeria, in Abuja, bringing together students and professionals from diverse backgrounds to learn about one of the most transformative technologies of our time — Quantum Computing.
The goal of Quantum Tour Nigeria remains simple: to create awareness and introduce Nigerian students and professionals to the opportunities, challenges, and future impact of quantum technologies.
This workshop was hosted in collaboration with the National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure (NASENI), an organization committed to advancing Nigeria's capabilities in deep and emerging technologies through talent development, innovation, and ecosystem building. We are proud to have partnered with an institution whose vision aligns with our mission of helping build a capable, sustainable, and globally connected quantum ecosystem in Nigeria.
The conversations do not stop here.
This workshop is only a starting point. We are taking these steps together because we share a common goal: ensuring that Nigeria is prepared for the opportunities and challenges of the quantum era. We remain committed to working with our partners until this vision becomes a reality.
We would like to sincerely thank all participants who attended and actively contributed to the discussions. The enthusiasm, curiosity, and engagement demonstrated throughout the session reaffirmed what we have always believed: Nigeria is home to a large number of talented and ambitious individuals across physics, mathematics, computer science, cybersecurity, engineering, and many other disciplines who are ready and willing to contribute to the global quantum ecosystem.
A special thank you to the Africa Quantum Consortium (AQC) for their continued support and leadership in coordinating and strengthening quantum activities across Africa. Their commitment to collaboration, resource sharing, mentorship, and ecosystem development is helping create opportunities for the next generation of African quantum researchers and professionals.