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eGovernment Forschung seit 2001 | eGovernment Research since 2001
To engender workers well-being and higher productivity, over 6000 workers in all cadres in the Ondo State public service have participated in various local, national and international training programees.

Governor Olusegun Agagu said in Akure yesterday that 18 of the workers in the management cadre were trained overseas last year.

The governor pointed out that over N300m was expended on the training programmees in the last four years while another N220m has been earmarked for the same purpose in this year’s budget.

Read more: Nigeria: Ondo trains 6000 workers

The recent move by the federal government through it Nigeria eGovernment Programme to introduce e-Enabled Local government Administration (LGA) aimed at boosting the moral of local government council operations has come at the right time when the world is gradually becoming a global village by days.

Consideration the facts that local government councils are those authorities close to the grassroots it is therefore no doubt to become a tier of government that can be targeted for any meaningful development agenda to succeed.

Read more: Nigeria: Making Councils Work Through eLGA

Electronic payment has been catching on in Nigeria in recent years. The use of automatic teller machines, point of sales terminals, Internet money transfer and account balance notification through SMS short messaging on mobile phones has also become an almost integral part of the country’s banking system.

Many people hardly go to banking halls anymore as they transact almost all their activities using e-payment.

Read more: Nigeria: Improving government accountability through electronic payment systems

National e-Government Strategies (NeGst) and the Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, has taken yet another giant step in the nation's quest to enthrone an electronic driven administration in all the tiers of government in Nigeria, with a start off initiative called e-Enable Local Government Administration (eLGA).

An initiative which aims to conduct capacity building programmes for mentoring the leadership in the public service for good governance, in order to promote transparency, honesty and accountability among public office holders, starting from the grassroots - the local government councils to the precise.

Read more: Nigeria: Creating e-nabling Environment For Good Governance At The Grassroots

The Oyo State government has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the National e-Government Strategies on the implementation of the e-Oyo State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB) project.

Explaining the e-Oyosubeb initiative at the formal signing ceremony in Ibadan on Wednesday, the chairman of board, Dr. Soji Adejumo, said it was all about using information technology tools and techniques to empower SUBEB in the efficient and transparent management of all matters relating to primary schools and junior secondary schools.

Read more: Nigeria: Oyo govt, NESG sign MoU on education

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