The Registrar General, CAC, Hussaini Ishaq Magaji has said that the operational capacity of the CAC Registration Portal had been speedily increasing since his assumption of office in October 2023, highlighting the need for it to explore more technology-driven solutions from the right partners to support and sustain the system.
He stated this during a meeting with the Executive Vice Chairman EVC/CEO, NASENI Khalil Suleiman Halilu, in Abuja, noting that the Commission’s desire to explore artificial intelligence to register companies within minutes in line with global best practices can only be achievable through partnerships.
According to him, “NASENI as a developer of a series of technology solutions, including solar, had a role to play in the quest to take CAC to the next level”.
Speaking, the Naseni EVC said the agency was working on an energy solution that would cover the entire Naseni building and institute upgrade, which is extendable to the CAC, though lamenting that some private technology companies often exploit government agencies through the sale of double solutions or unwanted products. NASENI Technology services will soon be in place to offer alternative solutions at a reasonable cost and to also stand the taste of time.
Engr. Bernard Ozigis Omeiza, Director Technology Business Development, highlighted some of the activities and achievements of the agency since its inception revealing that eight products were set for the market while it prides itself on having the best solar panel in the country.
Bashir Aliyu, S.A. ICT to the Naseni Boss, revealed that the agency was working in collaboration with NITDA, the National Centre for AI Robotics, Ministry of Communications and Data Economy to replicate the technology used in countries like the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia, amongst others, to improve their AI capacity.
(Nation)