The Federal Government has launched the Reform Tracker, Knowledge Repository, and the National Strategy for Public Service Reforms (NSPSR) Dashboard designed to strengthen transparency, accountability, performance monitoring and knowledge management across the Federal Public Service.
While launching the three strategic digital reform applications initiated by the Bureau of Public Service Reforms (BPSR) on Tuesday, 14th July, 2026, in Abuja, the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Sen. George Akume, CON described the three platforms as an integrated digital ecosystem that would fundamentally transform how government reforms are monitored, documented and communicated across Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs).
The SGF, who was represented by his Senior Technical Adviser (STA) Prof. Babatunde Bolaji Bernard, stated that the Reform Tracker would provide a credible and reliable mechanism for monitoring reform milestones, implementation timelines and key performance indicators across MDAs, thereby enhancing accountability and ensuring reforms are delivered as planned.
He said that the Knowledge Repository will serve as the Federal Government’s central digital library for reform-related policies, strategies, reports, guidelines, case studies and other knowledge products. He noted that the platform would preserve institutional memory, reduce duplication of efforts, promote evidence-based policymaking and foster continuous learning throughout the public service.
He further stated that the NSPSR Dashboard would provide a real-time visual representation of the implementation of the National Strategy for Public Service Reforms, enabling decision-makers to track progress across the strategy’s pillars, identify implementation gaps, measure achievements and make informed policy decisions.
Senator Akume said the deployment of the three applications demonstrate the Federal Government’s unwavering commitment to building a transparent, accountable, technology-driven, and results-oriented public service capable of delivering quality services to Nigerians.
Providing the overview of the digital tools, the Director-General of the Bureau of Public Service Reforms (BPSR), Dr. Dasuki Ibrahim Arabi noted that the launch is a significant milestone in the Federal Government’s ongoing efforts to institutionalise reforms through innovation, technology and evidence-based governance. He added that the platforms were developed to provide the Government with practical digital instruments that would ensure reforms are effectively implemented, continuously monitored, measured and sustained across the Federal Public Service.
The Director-General noted that although Nigeria has implemented numerous reform initiatives over the years, the absence of a unified mechanism for tracking implementation, measuring impact, preserving institutional knowledge and providing timely information on reform performance has often limited the effectiveness of those reforms. He explained that the newly developed digital platforms were specifically designed to address these challenges by providing an integrated ecosystem for managing reforms across government.
Earlier in his welcome address, the Permanent Secretary, Cabinet Affairs Office (CAO), Dr. John Chidiebere Ezeamama congratulated the Director-General of BPSR, Dr. Dasuki Ibrahim Arabi, and his team for successfully developing the three strategic platforms, noting that the initiative demonstrates the Bureau’s commitment to modernising the public service and supporting the Federal Government’s reform agenda.
According to Dr. Ezeamama, the digital platforms will reinforce the implementation of the Renewed Hope Agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu by promoting accountability, preserving institutional knowledge and providing practical tools for monitoring and implementing government policies and programmes.
“The introduction of these platforms represents another important step towards building a more transparent, efficient and performance-driven public service. They will strengthen institutional capacity and provide government with the necessary tools to monitor progress and improve service delivery,” he said.
The highpoint of the event was the practical demonstration of the operationalisation of the three digital tools.
Chris Ugwuegbulam
Head, Information & Public Relations Department
14th July, 2026
