## 1 Introduction
For example, while Jumia and Konga have digitalized the trading system in Nigeria, Uber, OPay, and Lara Transport leveraged digital technologies to transform the transportation sector [6]. Furthermore, Piggyvest, a digital financial platform is focused on making saving inclusive and has helped increase people's access to financial or banking services in Nigeria. Similarly, Zoom and Ulesson have enhanced the education sector, while different agrotech companies have leveraged cloud data solutions to advance the agricultural industry. On the other hand, industry 4.0 technologies, such as prefabrication and building information modeling (BIM), have been used to advance the construction sector's development in Nigeria [7]. Evidently, the COVID-19 pandemic has brought the need to intensify efforts in developing and adopting digital technologies in Nigeria, especially in the manufacturing sector. This is with the view to boosting the country's capacity and promoting growth. This study, therefore, investigates the roles of digital technologies in advancing inclusion, building resilience, and supporting sustainable development in Nigeria. Specifically, the study identifies industry 4.0 technologies adopted in different sectors in Nigeria and explains how they are used to develop resilient approaches to sustainable development, inequality, and economic backwardness. Moreover, the study establishes how digital technologies could be used to minimize the effects of future global disasters in Nigeria. Besides this introduction, the next section presents the conceptual clarification. Section 3 identifies and presents digital technologies adopted in Nigeria, as well as their impacts on inclusion, resilience, and sustainable development. In Section 4, the study discusses Nigerian digital economy policy and strategy, as well as the factors hindering the adoption of industry 4.0 technologies in Nigeria. Finally, Section 5 concludes the study, highlighting how technologies can be applied to future global problems in Nigeria. Concepts of Digital and Industry 4.0, Digital Inclusion, Organizational Resilience, and Sustainable Development  
Digital technologies or industry 4.0 technologies are the ingredients of wealth creation because they add value to goods and services in any society and ensure a good living standard for all [8]. Digital innovations refer to the application of new or digital technologies to existing processes to enhance the outcome of the procedures. The fourth industrial revolution is commonly denoted by industry 4.0, and it encompasses end-to-end digitization and integration of all physical, digital, and biological assets into digital ecosystems. Industry 4.0 challenges the status quo and marks the beginning of new technologies, including mobile supercomputing, intelligent robots, self-driven and electric cars and neurotechnological brain enhancements [6]. It also enables a seamless generation, analysis, and communication of data through a wide range of new technologies [9]. Disruptive technologies, big data analytics, cloud computing, cyber-physical systems, the internet of things, artificial intelligence, drones, autonomous machines, and simulation are the driving forces of industry 4.0 that improve productivity and change the way people work and live [10]. The digital divide is peculiar to a developing or backward economy, an economy characterized by inequality. Digital divide is a situation where there is a wide gap among the people, groups, and communities in terms of access, distribution, and use of information, communication, and technologies. On the other hand, digital inclusion is attributed to a digital economy whereby all entities, including governments, firms, religious organizations, agencies, and communities, have the opportunity to contribute to and benefit from the digital world.