Taking Public Service Delivery in Nigeria Online for Effectiveness and Efficiency: The Users’ Perspective

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Hassan Afees Olumide
Hassan Afees Olumide
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Ishola
Ishola
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Abdulrasaq Ajadi
Abdulrasaq Ajadi
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The ability of a government to ensure an effective and efficient social service delivery is central to good governance. Online platform has become a veritable path to effective and efficient public service delivery globally. The paper investigated the effectiveness and efficiency of online public service delivery in Nigeria from the end-users’ perspective. Using an online survey conducted with online users of services of selected federal agencies in Nigeria, the paper found that online public service delivery in the country was considered effective and efficient, especially when compared with the old physical delivery mode. However, findings further revealed that there was much room for improvement, especially as a sizeable number of users rated the online service delivery low in certain aspects. The paper, therefore, recommends that the Nigerian government should address such areas as a way of improving the services and earning greater users’ confidence.

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Hassan Afees Olumide. 2020. \u201cTaking Public Service Delivery in Nigeria Online for Effectiveness and Efficiency: The Users’ Perspective\u201d. Global Journal of Management and Business Research - A: Administration & Management GJMBR-A Volume 20 (GJMBR Volume 20 Issue A9): .

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The ability of a government to ensure an effective and efficient social service delivery is central to good governance. Online platform has become a veritable path to effective and efficient public service delivery globally. The paper investigated the effectiveness and efficiency of online public service delivery in Nigeria from the end-users’ perspective. Using an online survey conducted with online users of services of selected federal agencies in Nigeria, the paper found that online public service delivery in the country was considered effective and efficient, especially when compared with the old physical delivery mode. However, findings further revealed that there was much room for improvement, especially as a sizeable number of users rated the online service delivery low in certain aspects. The paper, therefore, recommends that the Nigerian government should address such areas as a way of improving the services and earning greater users’ confidence.

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