The
Federal Republic of Nigeria's Ministry of Communications, Innovation, and
Digital Economy has released the draft Digital Economy & e-Governance Bill
to the public for review and input.
This
development follows a stakeholder engagement with the media and marks a crucial
step in the Ministry's plan to ensure inclusive and wide-ranging input on the
bill. The draft bill will undergo various stages of reading at the National
Assembly, and the Ministry invites feedback from the public through multiple
channels, including LinkedIn and email.
According
to Dr. 'Bosun Tijani, Minister of Communications, Innovation, and Digital
Economy, this release demonstrates the Ministry's commitment to transparency
and collaboration in shaping the country's digital future. The bill aims to
promote the growth of Nigeria's digital economy, and the Ministry recognizes
the importance of involving all stakeholders in the process.
By
soliciting feedback from the public, the Ministry ensures that the bill
reflects the needs and aspirations of Nigerians, paving the way for a digital
economy that benefits all. This inclusive approach sets a precedent for future
policy-making initiatives and underscores the government's dedication to
leveraging technology for economic development.
By: Nana Appiah Acquaye
