FG unveils national digital cloud policy, targets $750m investment in 24 months
The policy establishes measurable performance indicators for implementation, including targets for private investment committed to Nigerian cloud and data infrastructure, installed compliant hosting capacity, regional capacity contracted from Nigeria, digital service export earnings, government migration, cost savings and skills development.
ALSO READ: NITDA, IDCA partner to transform Nigeria’s digital economy It will also prioritise government cloud transformation by implementing a strengthened Cloud First approach across federal Ministries, Departments and Agencies, supported by whole-of-government aggregation, coordinated procurement and shared digital infrastructure.
The policy deliberately maintains an open, competitive and multi-provider cloud market, recognising that Nigeria’s digital economy will benefit from the participation of both domestic and international providers.
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