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Freitag, 1.11.2024
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The Nigerian government has finalized plans to create a central database for its 774 local government councils, an initial step in building a common electronic platform to drive e-government services such as electronic tax collection, national passport procurement and utility payments.

The government will execute the eLocal Government Administration (eLGA) project in phases in collaboration with National eGovernment Strategies (NeGSt), a public-private partnership.

Weiterlesen: Nigeria begins e-government project at local level

Students and teachers nationwide can now access digital content, based on the national curriculum for learning and teaching basic Mathematics and science, free. This has been made possible by a portal, recently launched by the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) and Intel Corporation in Abuja. Bukola Olatunji was there.

“I never knew how a child is born until I came in contact with the Classmate PC about a month ago. Now I know it and many other things.” With that remark, Mohammed Ahmed, 14-year-old student of Junior Secondary School Deidei in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) confidently took his seat and with three clicks on his laptop, beginning with the subject, ‘Integrated Science’; he showed the reporter ‘how it happens’, interactive simulations and all. “The classmate PC enables a student to go ahead of his teacher”, he added.

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The Nigerian Internet Group has urged the Federal Government to step up the e-Government initiative to promote accountability and transparency in governance.

The President of the group, Mr. Lanre Ajayi, told the News Agency of Nigeria in an interview in Abuja on Tuesday that e-Government would simplify delivery of services to citizens and eliminate bottlenecks in government business.

E-Government entails government using technology to provide services and information to individuals and businesses.

Weiterlesen: Nigeria: Federal Government urged to step up e-Government

The Nigerian Internet Group has urged the Federal Government to step up e-Government to promote accountable and transparency in governance.

The President of the group, Mr Lanre Ajayi, told The Tide source in an interview in Abuja that e-government would simplify delivery of services to citizens and eliminate bottlenecks in government business. e-Government entails government using technology to provide services and information to individuals and businesses.

Weiterlesen: Nigeria: Group urges FG to step up e-Government

The Managing Director, Galaxy Backbone Plc, Mr. Gerald Ilukwe, has stressed the need for Commonwealth member states to embrace information communications technologies to bridge the poverty gap.

He disclosed this in a statement on Friday, while commenting on the benefits of upcoming CTO ICT summit taking place ion Abuja next month.

Weiterlesen: Nigeria: ‘Use ICTs to bridge poverty gap’

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