The Korean International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) is set to organize a Project Planning Basic Course on e-government in Lagos State for public service officials and Small and Medium Enterprises operators. This training is part of the "Project for Capacity Building of e-Government in Nigeria" in collaboration with the Federal Ministry of Communications. KOICA Country Director, Sook Hyun Park, highlighted the program's goal to address knowledge gaps in practical e-Government project planning and implementation. The aim is to cultivate a skilled pool of public servants capable of overseeing e-Government implementation in Nigeria. Park expressed optimism about the adoption of the e-Government Master Plan for Nigeria as a policy guide for future projects. Since 2015, over 1000 government officials from 95 ministries, departments, and agencies have participated in the e-Government training program in both Nigeria and Korea.