Nigeria Moves to Integrate MDAs Under New Digital Governance Plan
Michael Olugbode in Abuja Nigeria is moving towards a major overhaul of its public administration system with the federal government set to adopt a new digital governance blueprint designed to integrate
The Nigerian government is set to adopt a new digital governance plan aimed at integrating public administration systems and improving access to government services for citizens. The initiative, known as the Nigeria e-Government Master Plan 2.0 (e-GMP 2.0), is a five-year strategy covering the period from 2026 to 2030, and it will be implemented following the handover of the plan by the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) to the Federal Ministry of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy in Abuja.
The new master plan consolidates 25 initiatives from the first e-Government Master Plan into 10 strategic initiatives organized under five pillars: Integrated Digital Infrastructure, Sustainable Digital Government, Citizen-Centric Digital Service Transformation, Digital Governance and Institutional Reform, and Innovations, Partnerships, and Digital Capacity.
These initiatives aim to transform government operations, eliminate fragmentation in public services, and make access to government institutions easier for citizens.
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