By Juliet Umeh

The Nigerian-American Chamber of Commerce, NACC, is partnering the Nigeria eGovernment Summit 2025  to drive digital governance across the country.

The seventh edition of the event, scheduled to hold on the 28 of August in Lagos, has the theme as ‘’Public-Private Partnership for Effective eGovernment Service Delivery’.’’

President of NACC, Sheriff Balogun, who confirmed the chamber’s partnership in a letter dated May 23, 2025, said the success recorded by the summit over the years inspired it to collaborate with the organisers of the summit to further enhance efficiency in the application of technology in government service delivery and processes.

Balogun said: “The chamber is pleased to partner with your organization for the success of this event, and we are confident that the collaboration will be mutually beneficial in enhancing efficiency in the application of technology in government service delivery and processes.”

The summit, organised by DigiServe Networks Services, is held in partnership with several key organizations, such as Association of Telecom Companies of Nigeria, ATCON, Federal Inland Revenue Service, FIRS, and Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC.

The organizers said the primary goal of the summit was to equip government representatives, technology service providers, and citizens to facilitate discussions on the importance of leveraging emerging technologies to improve the delivery of government services to the public.

Convener of the summit, Lanre Ajayi, said: “Nigerian citizens deserve good governance to better their lives. Government needs to embrace emerging technologies to facilitate effective government service delivery.”