By Osita Ibekwe | August 12, 2008

Assessing Nigeria’s Readiness for Government 2.0: NITDA’s role

Transforming governments is not easy. While technology alone cannot transform governments, governments today cannot transform without technology. In the fast paced world of technology, new approaches constantly extend the boundaries of what is possible.
The pace of change is evidenced by the fact that terms like SOA, WOA, community sourcing, cloud computing, software-as-a-service, and Web 2.0 [...]

By Osita Ibekwe | June 23, 2008

President Yar’Adua’s 7 Point Agenda - Lest We Forget

THE 7 POINT AGENDA OF THE YAR’ADUA ADMINISTRATION
1. Energy: We need to solve the problem of power and energy – National Council on Energy to drive the energy policy and advice on power, energy and gas… energy emergency to be declared.
2. Security: Treating security as a critical Infrastructure.
3. Wealth Creation: 70% of all revenue comes [...]

By Osita Ibekwe | June 10, 2008

Nigeria: food crisis, crude oil and biofuels

You cannot but agree with me that these three things are amongst the biggest issues on most seminars, conferences, discuss and activities in around governments, agencies and international organisations in recent times.
Nigeria as a country is having its own share of the attention in many facets.
Food Crisis:
Nigeria no doubts have got too many mouths to feed; [...]

By Osita Ibekwe | May 28, 2008

Funding Nigerian Universities

The funding of Nigerian Universities is at its all time low, despite the purported efforts of successive governments, not much can be shown for the efforts. Therefore, there is an urgent need for stakeholders in the country’s education sector to align their different objectives to rescue the University system from total collapse.
An apsect of fundraising is [...]

By Osita Ibekwe | February 14, 2008

eGovernment - Nigeria’s Journey!

Government and public-sector managers worldwide have within the last decade come to the realisation that Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) is a viable tool that can help them achieve their aims; to deliver efficient and cost effective services to its citizenry, clients and partners. To this end governments in most developed and developing countries of [...]

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