Technology as a Policy Imperative: Spotlight on Public Officials Who Leverage Technology
10:45 AM - 12:00 PM
Hosted by USAID SACE & EiE Nigeria
Innovation Stage Powered by Visa Plot 5B, Water Corporation Road, Oniru Victoria Island Lagos
Social Media continues to play a crucial role in the political landscape of the entire world. Political Office holders (elected and appointed), political office campaigners, government department and agencies have utilized social media as a tool to lure and engage their constituents and individuals they render service to. The National Assembly has adapted technology in very significant ways – both chambers now have Twitter accounts and even the Senate live streams some of its sessions on Facebook.
Technology as a Policy Imperative: Spotlight on Public Officials who Leverage Technology is a panel session that will reiterate the importance of an uncensored country and explore:
- How social media has affected the work of public officials.
- How citizens can lobby for increased use of technology in government work.
- Best practices for government officials to listen to citizens on how best to engage with technology.
Enough is Enough Nigeria (www.eie.ng) is a coalition of individuals and organizations committed to instituting a culture of good governance and public accountability in Nigeria through active citizenship.
Venue & Location
Innovation Stage Powered by Visa
Plot 5B, Water Corporation Road, OniruVictoria Island, Lagos