That telecom regulator, the NCC, just got another nod from the government for having a good website. The Bureau of Public Service Reforms ranked them second best out of over two hundred federal agencies. Only Galaxy Backbone Limited scored higher, with the Nigeria Export Promotion Council coming in third. This follows a similar recent recognition from the Presidential Council on business environment, putting the commission in the top five for performance.
The website ranking used fourteen different checkpoints, like how the site looks, how secure it is, and if it works well on phones. The award ceremony happened at the bureau's office, with the NCC's Executive Commissioner for Technical Services, Abraham Oshadami, accepting the plaque. He said it pushes the commission to keep using digital tools to serve the public better. The bureau's director general, Dasuki Arabi, handed out the awards, praising the top three for running sites that meet federal standards for transparency and service.
Arabi explained that the yearly scorecard is part of broader government reform efforts, pushing agencies to adopt technology for smoother operations. He mentioned that since this ranking started years ago, more institutions are willing to update their practices. The judging was done by a jury from across different ministries, who went through a tough review process to pick the winners.
The website ranking used fourteen different checkpoints, like how the site looks, how secure it is, and if it works well on phones. The award ceremony happened at the bureau's office, with the NCC's Executive Commissioner for Technical Services, Abraham Oshadami, accepting the plaque. He said it pushes the commission to keep using digital tools to serve the public better. The bureau's director general, Dasuki Arabi, handed out the awards, praising the top three for running sites that meet federal standards for transparency and service.
Arabi explained that the yearly scorecard is part of broader government reform efforts, pushing agencies to adopt technology for smoother operations. He mentioned that since this ranking started years ago, more institutions are willing to update their practices. The judging was done by a jury from across different ministries, who went through a tough review process to pick the winners.
