The Nigerian Social Insurance Trust Fund (NSITF) has engaged the services of consulting firm, KPMG to conduct a review of its stalled N15 billion e-NSITF project. NSITF’s Managing Director, Oluwaseun Faleye, disclosed this during a media parley and the launch of its mass advocacy and sensitisation campaign in Abuja on Wednesday.
In 2023, the federal government approved phase two of the electronic Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund (e-NSITF), which will enable concessionaires to upgrade the infrastructure for N15 billion.
However, speaking at the event, Faleye acknowledged that while digitalisation is critical to the agency’s operations, past attempts, including the e-NSITF project awarded in 2022, have faced significant challenges.
To ensure accountability, he said the new NSITF leadership has brought in KPMG to assess the contractor’s performance against the project’s original scope.
The MD emphasised that the fund is determined to drive digital transformation and improve service delivery for millions of Nigerian workers despite existing setbacks.
