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MINISTERIAL PLATFORM

Tuesday, May 22, 2012

Ministry of Communication Technology

THE HONOURABLE MINISTER OF COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY

MRS OMOBOLA JOHNSON

Presented By


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Creation of the Ministry

Bifurcation of Ministry of Information

Communications

2012. Federal Ministry of Communication Technology

FMCT

NCC NITDA NIPOSTGALAXY

BACKBONENIGCO

The Ministry inherited three (3) agencies and

(2) Limited Liability Companies


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The Ministry Mandate

To leverage Information and Communica

Technology for national socio-econodevelopment



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The Nigeria ICT Industry - a high growth industry

Nigerian ICT

sector was the

fastest growing

sector of the

Nigerian economyin 2010 and 2011,

contributing

5.46% to GDP in

2011


Source: NBS


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The Nigeria ICT industry - a high growth industry


Contribution of ICT Industry to GDP ~5.46%

Mobile

Network

Operators

Satellite Operators

Fixed Wireless

Operators

Fixed Wire-line

Operators

Internet Service

Providers

Device Sales &

DistributionDevice

Maintenance &

Repairs

Device Assembly

Infrastructure Services

Training & Education

Transaction

Services

Equipment Ma

& Repairs

Equipment

Sales &

Distribution

Equipment

Assembly

Call Center Operations

Research &

Development

Support Services

Software Development

Access Provision

Business Process

Outsourcing

Converged Services

(Data, voice & media)

Annual Maintenance

(servers & storage)

Software Maintenance &

Support

Software

Installation &

Customization

SoftwareSales &

Distribution

Value Added

Services

Infrastructure

Service Providers

Legend High growth Medium growth


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Nigeria ICT Industry Local Content

However, domestic valueadded/local participation in key

areas is sub-optimal. Uncompetitive playing field

Duties and taxes on finished andlocally manufactured goods

Difficult environment for

manufacturing Infrastructure

Logistics

skills

Consumer preference for global vs

local brands


Over N59bn transferred out in

purchase and maintenance of Software

Local Computer

Manufacturers

30%

Foreign Computer

Manufacturers

70%

NIGERIA COMPUTER MARKET SHAR

(690,000 units)

SIM Card Pro

Outside the

100%

Mobile Impo

100


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There is over 7.78Tb of

Internet Capacity on theshores of Nigeria from

four (4) main Undersea

Fibre Optic cables 50,000km of fibre optic

cable

18,000 base transceiverstations


Nigeria ICT Industry ICT Penetration


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The Nigeria ICT Industry - ICT Penetration


We are challenged in getting thiscapacity inland 58% mobile penetration, which

when compared to other Africancountries reflect the need forgrowth

Internet users are about 52million

Internet subscription is about3.6%

Internet penetration is 33%

Broadband penetration is 6% Average internet download speed

is 1.38Mbps

Source: World Bank

58%Nigeria


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The Nigerian ICT Industry Quality of Service


Quality of Service Audit Report for GSM Opera

(March & April 2012)

Legend

CSSR: Call Setup Success Rate

CDR: Call Drop RateHoSR: Handover Success Rate

SDCCH: SD CCH Congestion Rate

CCR: Call Completion RateTCHCoNG: TCH (Assignment) Congestion Rate


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I f t t


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- Efficient Spectrum Allocation

- Federal Right of Way approval

- Site Approval for Base Stations

- State and Local Government Right of Way approvals

- Multiple and Illegal Levies and Taxes

- Indiscriminate closure of base stations / willful damage to fiber

optic cables

- Interconnecting existing Fiber Optic Backbone- Critical National Infrastructure Build

Infrastructure:

Connecting Nigeria: Achievements


Creating an enabling environment for the accelerated roll-out of a robust reliable a

cost effective ICT infrastructure to increase citizen access to ICTs

I f t t


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Infrastructure:

Connecting Nigeria: Achievements To complement the Fiber

connectivity and provide more

bandwidth for the nation, theMinistry successfully launchedNigComSat-1R satellite on 19thDecember 2011. NIGCOMSAT-1Ris a hybrid satellite for Broadcast,

Telecommunications &navigational services withfootprints in over thirty-fiveAfrican countries, parts of Europe,parts of Asia.

The Satellite would be used toaccelerate broadband penetrationin difficult-to-reach areas.


I l i D l t


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Inclusive Development:

Bridging the Digital Divide: Achievements

Extending the benefits of ICTs to all Nigerians regardledemographic or socio-economic status School Connect Programme

School Access Programme (SAP) for Secondary Schools Deployed PCs and Internet access to 766 secondary schools

Tertiary Institution Access Programme (TIAP) Deployed PCs and Internet access to 193 tertiary institutions

Public Access Venues Deployed IT centres in 240 locations across all the six geo-politica

146 Community Communications Centres deployed across the co

Post Offices Collaboration with CBN to drive digital inclusion and financial in

using the post office infrastructure


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Inclusive Development:

Bridging the Digital Divide: Achievements

Nigeria Research & Education Network (NREN)

In partnership with National University Commi(NUC), World Bank and the TetFund, a 10Gbs fibre based network to connect Nigerian Universities towider reseach and education universe

Project Phases

Q2 2013 - Phase 1: Connect 36 Federal Universities, 2Campus sites and 12 Medical Colleges

Phase 2: State Universities, Polytechnics and CollegEducation

Funding

Tetfund Universal Service Provision Fund

World bank (STEP B Fund) 2012. Federal Ministry of Communication Technology


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Job Creation & Domestic Value Added:


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Domestic Value Added: Achievements

Capacity Building Telecoms Engineering Centres of Excellence

Train and certify 5,000 Nigerians in Telecom Engineering, IC and related Eleover a period of 3 Years. This collaboration will

Replace expatriate expertise with highly skilled Nigerians

Increase supply of local highly skilled talent to a fast growing sector

Enhance ICT Industry employment opportunities

First Centre to be up and running Q4 2012

In Country Cisco Academy for highest certification

CCIE Certified Internetwork Expert)

Eliminate exorbitant cost of pursuing CCIE certification overseas

Replace expatriate expertise with highly skilled Nigerians

Scholarship Scheme for Masters and PhD students irelated sector

111 scholarships awarded for MSc students

12 awarded to PhD students




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Domestic Value Added: Achievements ICT Enterpreneurship

Framework for National ICT Incubation centres completed. Incubation Centres will deliincubates:

Business and advisory services

Research and technology development services

Office Space

Enterprise counseling

Network services

Two pilot locations to be delivered in Q3 2012 Private sector managed Calabar (Tinapa Knowledge City)

Lagos

MOU with Nokia Corporation to establish an mlab in Nigeria to support the domessoftware industry

Venture Capital Fund for ICT Industry Seed Capital of N500m secured

Sourcing matching capital from private sector(local and foreign) Local enterpreneurs

Silicon Valley and other international funds

Fund will be launched Q3 2012

Additional jobs projected

250,000 direct jobs

750,000 indirect jobs 2012. Federal Ministry of Communication Technology

E-GOVERNMENT:


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E GOVERNMENT:

Achievements

Established a robust approach to deploying technolog

government (egovernment)

Co-ordinated ICT Budgeting process

Professional advisory services during project conceptualisation

ICT Cadre

IT Shared Services

Emphasis on project delivery and programme management


1. Connected Government

2. Informed Citizenry

3. Online Service Delivery

4. Open Government

E-GOVERNMENT

E-GOVERNMENT:


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E GOVERNMENT:

A Connected Government: Achievements

A more comprehensive and integrated use of informationcommunications technology (ICT) in government to provide better respo

citizens demands, improve service delivery and make administrationefficient. 382 MDAs connected in Abuja and other parts of the country

Over 86,089 email addresses deployed for Government on .gov.ng domain nam250 websites hosted on .gov.ng platform

Hosts around 200 Servers for more than 94 MDAs (NAN, Nigerian Army, PENCO

Attained ISO 27001 certification in Information Security Management System

Q4 2011/ Q1 2012 Extension of Government Wide Messaging and Collab(GWMC) Technology Platform to provide email services to an additional 70,0servants

Q4 2012 - Create a single, redundant network between Office of the AccGeneral of the Federation (OAGF) and MDAs for connecting to Government IntFinancial Management Information System (GIFMIS) and Integrated PayPersonnel Information System (IPPIS) to facilitate the deployment of robust f

systems to all MDAs to improve transparency


E-GOVERNMENT:


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E GOVERNMENT:

Informed Citizenry: Achievements

One-stop single window for Web standard,

dissemination of government information,for collaboration and tools for driving civicengagement.

To enable citizens and other stakeholders tohave easy access to information andservices being provided by variousMinistries, Departments and Agencies

(MDAs) through technology channels Q4 2012 Deploy National Government

Portal to provide one-stop shop forinformation and services about MDAs,signposting existing MDA Websites

Q4 2013 Phase Two: Establish all MDAson the Internet


Ministries with

Information Only Services

- 50%

Ministries

Online Pr

41.6

Ministries with interactive

services only5.56%

Ministries with intetransactional servic

Current Government Web Institutio

Establishing a National Government Portal (nigeria.gov.n


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E-GOVERNMENT:


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E GOVERNMENT:

Online delivery of government services

Increase the number of government serv

that are available online to drive efficiency Q4 2012: To automate 20 select citizen-f

government processes on National Government Port

Q4 2013: Integrate most of the local and fopayment engines to the portal to facilitate o

payment for the select government processes

services

2014 and beyond: Bring additional services online



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ICT P li Di ti d f k


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ICT Policy Direction and framework

Draft of the National ICT policy released for public consultatiJanuary 9 2012

Adopted a multi-stakeholder approach to finalising the incorporating the views of stakeholders in the ICT Sector as wusers of ICTs for socio-economic development

Inauguration of the National Council of Information CommuniTechnology to foster State input and contribution in the implemenof the ICT Policy


1. Research, development and innovation

2. Safety and national security

3. Software development and hardware production

4. Local content and manufacturing

5. Local manufacturing

6. Outsourcing7. Capacity building

8. ICT infrastructure

9. Broadband

10. Management of scarce resources

11. Investment and funding

12. Regional/International Cooperation and Coll

13. Transition from Analogue to Digital Broadcas

14. Legal Framework15. ICT and the environment

16. Universal access and service

Policy Focus Area

C l i A Vi t C l


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Conclusion: A Virtuous Cycle


Infrastructure

Conn

ectivity

New Economy

Job

C

reation

Better

Governance


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