Over 70% of government services in Kaduna now automated, says commissioner

Patience Fakai, commissioner of business innovation and technology in Kaduna, says more than 70 percent of the state government’s operations are now automated.

Speaking on Tuesday with journalists, Fakai said the state has deployed a seamless integration of e-government solutions for state and local governments, to ensure efficient service delivery at all levels.

She said the Uba Sani administration has improved the efficiency and accessibility of governance through its robust intranet system that supports internal communication and collaboration.

The commissioner added that the state was second runner up in the ICT human capital development category, at the 12th  National Council on Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy, which held last week in Makurdi.

Fakai added that the state would improve ICT literacy and e-governance, foster tech entrepreneurship, and build a resilient digital infrastructure. 

“Over 70% of government services in Kaduna State are now automated under the Uba Sani administration, thereby improving efficiency and accessibility,” she said.

“The stateʼs official website, www.kdsg.gov.ng, is up-to-date, functional, and serves as a central hub for public information.

“All government Ministries, Departments, and Agencies now operate standardized websites capable of handling online services and transactions.’’