This was disclosed by the minister of communication technology, Omobola Johnson, during a strategy workshop on master plan for e-government in Nigeria, organised by the ministry of communication technology in collaboration with KOICA and Sangmyung University, South Korea in Abuja.
The minister represented by director of e-government in the ministry, Dr Tope Fashedemi, said the federal government turned to the Korean government to help it develop an e-government master plan because Korea had been adjudged competent in the field, saying the development of a national master plan would help Nigeria take its rightful place in global development.
He said, “The e-government training was part of bilateral cooperation between Nigerian government and its Korean counterpart. The first phase of the project is to develop an e-government Master Plan for Nigeria as being the global best practice in driving e-government, then to be followed by the establishment of the e-government training centre at the Public Service Institute of Nigeria.”
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Autor(en)/Author(s): Nkechi Isaac
Quelle/Source: Leadership Newspapers, 20.02.2014
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