The strategic position of computers and its allied
agencies cannot be overemphasized. The former
days of analogue and manual computation and
information dissemination have gone. Current
technology has reduced the delay of information
which can now be processed almost immediately
with dispatch. It allows more than one person to
interact with a computer at a time. Improved
communication due to Information and
Communication Technology (ICT) has contributed
to an increase in the size of professional
networks. Millions of people are benefiting from
computers worldwide either as engineers, internet
operators, computer analysts, teachers, retail
sellers, etc. This paper examines the impact of
computer training on the productivity of tertiary
institution workers in Nigeria. In carrying out this
research work, two instruments were used to
collect data, with 200 categories of workers in a
higher institution of learning in Nigeria.