NITDA’s Hadiza Umar Makes Top 50 PR Professionals List
By Alabidun Shuaib AbdulRahman
The National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) has recorded another milestone as its Director of Corporate Communications and Media Relations, Hajiya Hadiza Umar, has been listed among Nigeria’s top 50 Public Relations and communications professionals in the prestigious 2025 PR Power List.
The recognition, jointly released on Wednesday, July 16, 2025, by GLG Communications in partnership with The Guardian newspaper, celebrates professionals redefining strategic communication across Nigeria and the diaspora.
A Fellow of the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (NIPR), Hajiya Hadiza Umar was honoured in the Rising Voices category, which spotlights fast-rising communication leaders who demonstrate creativity, agility, and impact in shaping narratives and driving innovation in public engagement.
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While reacting, Hadiza Umar described her inclusion as a proud moment that highlights not just personal achievement but also the evolving role of communication in promoting digital inclusion and national development.
“Being named among the PR Power 50 is a humbling experience and a reminder of the critical role communication plays in national transformation,” she said.
Hadiza Umar dedicated the recognition to her committed team and the visionary leadership of NITDA’s Director-General, Mallam Kashifu Inuwa Abdullahi, who has created an enabling environment for creativity and growth.
INCNews247 reports that the agency is at the forefront of promoting digital literacy, IT development, and citizen-focused communication strategies that bridge the digital divide across Nigeria.
The 2025 PR Power List features honourees in four categories: Rising Voices, Community Impact, Changemakers, and Fourth Estate, spotlighting professionals whose work influences policy, shapes perception, and fosters sustainable communication practices.
Oreani Ogbe, Managing Partner of GLG Communications, said the selection committee recognised professionals “using influence for public good, leading strategic change, and building narratives that matter.”
