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North Central · 2026 assessment · Rank #8 of 36

“The Power State”

91
/ 100
Advanced
CapitalMinna
GovernorMohammed Umaru BagoSince 29 May 2023; first term, about 3 years

At a glance

Strongest pillar

Digital Service Delivery and Integration

100% of available points

Needs most attention

Digital Presence

75% of available points

National position

#8

6 states score above

Zone position

#3

3 of 6 in North Central

Equal scores are ordered alphabetically. Pillar ties follow framework order.

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2026 edition · Sample data

Niger scores 91/100 in the 2026 Nigeria Digital Governance Index (Advanced, rank #8). Sample data.

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2026 · Sample data

01

The headline

Niger in summary

Niger sits in the Advanced of the 2026 assessment. Its digital governance is strongest in Digital Service Delivery and Integration, where much of the expected evidence is already in place.

The greatest opportunity lies in Digital Presence. With most indicators already fully met, the next step is consolidating gains and closing the remaining gaps.

6 states score above Niger nationally.

02

Four pillars

Where the score comes from

Four equally weighted pillars make up the overall score. Each bar shows how much of that pillar’s available evidence was found.

Digital Presence75%
Digital Activity and Content88%
Digital Service Delivery and Integration100%
Transparency and Citizen Engagement100%
03

Indicator findings

What the assessment found

Choose a pillar to read what was found for each indicator and the recommended next step.

Digital Presence is well developed with gaps, earning 75% of available points. Fully met: Single State Portal and Government Domain Coherence.

1.1

Official State Website

1/2Partially met

FindingNiger meets this measure in part: some evidence of availability and functionality of the official state government website was found, but it was incomplete or inconsistent.

1.2

Single State Portal

2/2Fully met

FindingNiger meets this measure in full: the assessment found clear evidence of access to key ministries and government institutions through the main state website.

1.3

Government Domain Coherence

2/2Fully met

FindingNiger meets this measure in full: the assessment found clear evidence of consistency and recognisability of official government web domains.

1.4

Social Media Presence

1/2Partially met

FindingNiger meets this measure in part: some evidence of presence of active official government accounts on X and Facebook was found, but it was incomplete or inconsistent.

04

Recommendations

Where to act first

From evidence to action

Priority recommendations before next assessment

Illustrative suggestions based on sample scores; verify the underlying evidence before making reform decisions.

Priority 1 · 1/2 recorded

Establish one authoritative state website

Keep an official, secure state website online with clear ownership, working pages and current information.

Suggested lead: State ICT agency

Priority 2 · 1/2 recorded

Maintain verified official accounts

Operate active, clearly identified state government accounts on X and Facebook.

Suggested lead: Communications office

Priority 3 · 1/2 recorded

Share substantive governance information

Explain decisions, budgets, projects and services rather than only ceremonial updates.

Suggested lead: Communications office

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