C’River Science, Lands Ministries Assess Digital Infrastructure for Improved Service Delivery

Share on WhatsApp Share via Email The Cross River State Government has intensified efforts to strengthen technology-driven governance, as the Commissioner for Science and Technology, Dr. Justin Beshel, has led a team of ICT consultants to inspect digital assets and technological infrastructure deployed at the Ministry of Lands.

The inspection, conducted alongside representatives of NUGI TECH, consultants to the state government, was aimed at assessing the functionality, utilisation and effectiveness of ICT installations and other digital solutions supporting operations at the Ministry.

The visit was also in line with the mandate of the Ministry of Science and Technology to coordinate information and communication technology (ICT) matters across government institutions and ensure effective deployment of technology in public service delivery.

Receiving the delegation, the Commissioner for Lands, Dr. Erasmus Ekpang, reaffirmed his Ministry’s commitment to embracing digital solutions to improve administrative efficiency, transparency and responsiveness in land administration.

Ekpang noted that technology remained essential to modernising government operations and strengthening institutional processes in line with the People First agenda of Governor Bassey Otu.

The inspection provided an opportunity for the team to examine existing ICT facilities, evaluate their application in the Ministry’s operations and identify areas requiring attention to optimise their performance.