The federal government has unveiled a Digital Data Centre for effective service delivery in the country.
Minister of Environment, Balarabe Abbas Lawal inaugurated this facility in collaboration with Environmental Health Council of Nigeria (EHCON), in Abuja, adding that is a significant stride toward efficient service delivery, cost reduction, and digital transformation in public administration.
Balarabe also noted that the ministry is committed to strengthening Agency collaboration with the Environmental Health Council of Nigeria to boost its capacity of providing quality services to clients as well as, provide effective and efficient control of its records.
“The Centre is designed to enhance data-driven decision-making, improve service delivery, and ensure transparency in environmental health management.
“We recognize the critical role of technology and data in achieving our goals, and we are committed to supporting platforms such as this that empower institutions like EHCON to thrive.
It is also important to acknowledge the need for inclusive action. Our vision for environmental sustainability requires the collective efforts of government agencies, private sector actors, civil society, and every Nigerian citizen.”
“This Data Centre is not just a tool for EHCON it is a resource for the nation, designed to support all stakeholders in making informed decisions that safeguard our environment and promote public health.”He stressed.
Earlier in his remarks, EHCON Registrar, Dr Yakubu Mohammed Baba, said the project is potential to reduce bureaucratic delays and improve workflow efficiency.
He noted that the platform will allow civil servants to process documents, review files, and collaborate seamlessly from any location.
“For practitioners and organizations, registration and license renewal processes that can be completed within 24 to 48 hours, all from the comfort of their homes, he said.
