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Abstract
At the turn of the millennium, information and communication technologies (ICTs) continued to be the most ubiquitous technology made by humans. On the other hand, it is easy to question how unobtainable "electronic inventions" are in Katsina State's rural districts. As a result, the study looks at the shortcomings of ICTs in rural Nigerian communities when they were first introduced, as well as the implications for growth. To accomplish the stated goals, the research would use qualitative methods. The study was able to explain how the availability of ICTs or lack thereofhas come to be used as a proxy for a society's degree of progress. Additionally, a person's socioeconomic. The report makes the urgent recommendation that the Nigerian government, along with other key stakeholders like the organized private sector, the unorganized sector, and community representatives, establish a process of collective engagement that will enable Katsina State's rural areas to be integrated into the process of development through ICT-enhanced systems. Additionally, a person's socioeconomic standing is impacted by the appropriate level and kind of exposure to and use of ICTs.
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Copyright © 2024 Saidu Sani, Abdulrahman Abba Hudu, Maryam Sabo Nalado. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License.
