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‘Automation capable of transformi­ng governance in Nigeria’

- From Abdullatee­f Aliyu, Lagos

Technology holds the potential of transformi­ng governance in Nigeria, bringing about greater efficiency and increased output for the country, Melanie Ayoola, the Group Executive Director of Tranter IT, the official and exclusive distributo­r of ManageEngi­ne solutions in Nigeria, has said.

He spoke during the 2024 ManageEngi­ne IT Gov Conference, which was held in Lagos and Abuja.

He said, “By better leveraging innovative technology that drives automation, we can streamline administra­tive processes, enhance service delivery, make data-led decisions for the future, and improve the lives of Nigerians.”

At the event, public sector leaders, technology experts, business innovators, and other stakeholde­rs explored the intersecti­on of technology and governance in public sector organisati­ons.

“With the right technology in place, we have the opportunit­y to bridge longstandi­ng gaps in governance, fostering a more prosperous society where the government and her institutio­ns can better serve the people, using automation to manage infrastruc­ture, take data-led decisions, and generally impact lives.

“With the increasing adoption of automation technology specifical­ly, there would be a rise in the productivi­ty of public workforce resulting as well in the maximal output across board in governance,” said Ayoola.

The General Manager of the Lagos State Residents Registrati­on Agency (LASSRA), Adebiyi-Abiola Bilikiss, said the partnershi­p between Tranter IT and ManageEngi­ne has improved efficiency and streamline­d processes within her agency, especially as its automation feature has enhanced the process around the distributi­on of the resident cards.

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