KOICA Transfers eGovernment Master Plan 2.0 to Nigeria

The Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) handed over Nigeria’s eGovernment Master Plan 2.0 to the Federal Government during a ceremony in Abuja. This transfer is part of the KOICA-supported project, Building Foundations Towards Digital Governance in Nigeria (2022–2026).

The eGovernment Master Plan 2.0, developed through consultations with relevant Ministries, Departments, and Agencies (MDAs), outlines a strategic framework for Nigeria’s digital governance transformation from 2026 to 2030. KOICA Country Director, Mr Kim Eunsub, praised the Federal Ministry for its leadership during the partnership and highlighted the importance of digital governance in Korea-Nigeria cooperation.

He noted that the success of the master plan relies on Nigerian ownership, sustained investment, and effective coordination. The plan consolidates 25 initiatives from the previous eGovernment Master Plan into 10 strategic initiatives across five pillars.

Additional interventions from the project included the delivery of an Enterprise Architecture Portal to the National Information Technology Development Agency and the soft launch of Nigeria’s first single-window Government Service Portal.