N’Assembly Moves to Pass Digital Economy, E-Governance Bill!
Reported By Marian Opeyemi Fasesan | Sele Media Africa
The National Assembly on Monday signaled plans to pass Nigeria’s first comprehensive bill focused on the digital economy and e-governance — potentially the first of its kind in Africa.
Speaking during a joint committee session on ICT and cyber development, lawmakers emphasized the bill’s importance for boosting national productivity, transparency, and global competitiveness.
“This bill will provide the legal foundation to drive digital transformation across all sectors,” a committee chair said.
Key Points:
- The bill proposes frameworks for digital identity, data exchange, cloud infrastructure, and online government services.
- It aims to regulate fintech, AI, blockchain, and cybersecurity standards.
- It will also mandate digital literacy programs for public servants.
Why It Matters:
- The legislation could streamline service delivery and reduce corruption through automation.
- It positions Nigeria as a continental leader in digital innovation and governance.
- If passed, the law may attract more tech investments and foster a modern regulatory environment.
Citations:
- National Assembly ICT Committee Briefing – Nov. 10, 2025
- Draft Digital Economy & E-Governance Bill, 2025 (Unofficial Copy)
- Public Policy Institute – Legislative Impact Outlook
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