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At the closing ceremony of 19th Nigerian International Secondary Schools Model United Nations (NISSMUN) conference held in Abuja, focusing on the importance of promoting responsible digital citizenship among young people.
The way we interact with the world has been changed by technology, and this change is happening at a rapid pace," said Fmr minister, Amina Muhammed

The conference brought together students from across the country to discuss issues related to technology and to share their ideas for improving digital citizenship.

During the conference, participants discussed issues such as online safety, data privacy, government intervention, security and misinformation. They also developed strategies for promoting responsible digital citizenship in schools and communities.

Many students expressed enthusiasm for the conference, with student United Nations directors stating that it was "an eye-opening experience" that gave them"a greater understanding of how technology can be used for good."

The coordinator stressed the importance of continuing to raise awareness of digital citizenship and providing young people with the tools they need to navigate the digital world safely and responsibly.

The conference ended with Nnaman kenechukwu Bryan as New General Assembly President Of NISSMUN 2024,as elected