At the center of social change, political engagement, and cultural preservation is communication, particularly in countries with developing nations like Nigeria. The rapid advancements in digital tools and media, provide both opportunities and challenges, whether elevating the voices of those on the margins of society, or algorithmic amplification; or whether helping to share local narratives within a rich cultural context or spreading disinformation. These set of recommendations aim to spur critical and rigorous academic engagement with the different dimensions of Communications equity, digital literacy, and cultural action. In doing so, these sorts of studies will better equip academic scholars thinking about contributing to the more inclusive equitable and resilient society in the Global South as well as elsewhere.