Abiodun wins national award for Ogun’s digital transformation

Author: Daily Post StaffPublished on: September 13, 2026Country: Nigeria

PoliticsTechnology

Abiodun wins national award for Ogun’s digital transformation

Ogun State’s digital transformation has earned Governor Dapo Abiodun national recognition as Governor of the Year – Public Service Innovation at the Nigeria eGovernment Excellence Awards 2026. His administration was commended for technology-driven initiatives that modernize public administration and enhance transparency. Upon receiving the award, Abiodun expressed gratitude and reaffirmed his commitment to deepening the use of ICT in governance.

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