The government will execute the eLocal Government Administration (eLGA) project in phases in collaboration with National eGovernment Strategies (NeGSt), a public-private partnership.
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“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 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.
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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.
He disclosed this in a statement on Friday, while commenting on the benefits of upcoming CTO ICT summit taking place ion Abuja next month.