Authors :
Kaspa Abah
Volume/Issue :
Volume 8 - 2023, Issue 4 - April
Google Scholar :
https://bit.ly/3TmGbDi
Scribd :
https://bit.ly/3LNbFQI
DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7885134
Abstract :
This study explores the current state of egovernment planning and strategic models in Nigeria,
identifying challenges and successful initiatives. Analysis
of existing e-governance infrastructure, identification of
key stakeholders, development of institutional and legal
frameworks, and investment in human and financial
resources are identified as essential elements for
successful e-governance implementation. The proposed
strategic model outlines steps for analysis, stakeholder
identification, strategic planning goal setting,
implementation and evaluation, and promotion of citizen
participation. The study highlights challenges such as
limited access to internet and electricity, inadequate
funding, and low citizen awareness and participation.
Successful initiatives include the National Identity
Management Commission's biometric identification
system and Lagos State's online tax and permit platform.
This study provides valuable insights for Nigeria's
growing economy and its potential for enhancing
government efficiency, accountability, and citizen
participation through e-government.
Keywords :
E-Government, Planning and Strategic Model, Nigeria, Economy
This study explores the current state of egovernment planning and strategic models in Nigeria,
identifying challenges and successful initiatives. Analysis
of existing e-governance infrastructure, identification of
key stakeholders, development of institutional and legal
frameworks, and investment in human and financial
resources are identified as essential elements for
successful e-governance implementation. The proposed
strategic model outlines steps for analysis, stakeholder
identification, strategic planning goal setting,
implementation and evaluation, and promotion of citizen
participation. The study highlights challenges such as
limited access to internet and electricity, inadequate
funding, and low citizen awareness and participation.
Successful initiatives include the National Identity
Management Commission's biometric identification
system and Lagos State's online tax and permit platform.
This study provides valuable insights for Nigeria's
growing economy and its potential for enhancing
government efficiency, accountability, and citizen
participation through e-government.
Keywords :
E-Government, Planning and Strategic Model, Nigeria, Economy
