From digital platforms to resilient public services

Project BRINCS — Building Resilience in Nigeria's Civil Service — is a standardised, evidence-based review of Anambra State's digital government platforms, delivered in partnership with the Anambra State ICT Agency.

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In partnership with SPPG <> Anambra State ICT Agency
Estate Security Snapshot CAT · 2
Grade A benchmark · 2 platforms PASS
Grade D posture · 7 platforms WEAK
Grade F posture · 7 platforms FAIL
Offline / dangling domain · 1 platform CRITICAL
0 confirmed breaches. Exposure is driven by ease-of-attack, not proven compromise.
Platforms reviewed
17
across 8 service clusters
Passed security grade
12%
↓ only 2 of 17 platforms
Assessment categories
4
one shared review manual
Illustrative annual exposure
₦122.9M
if left unpatched → see the model

Naira figure is an illustrative risk model based on stated assumptions, not an audited loss. See Impact & Value.

Our core belief

A government digital platform is not successful simply because it exists. It succeeds when a citizen can find it, trust it, use it, complete a service — and receive a response.

BRINCS treats digital transformation as a public-service delivery issue, not a website-design issue. We examined whether Anambra's platforms are usable, secure, accessible, responsive, trustworthy, maintained, inclusive, and connected to real citizen needs.

Where BRINCS came from

A federal idea, built to expand

BRINCS began at the federal level in 2023 and was designed from day one to be handed on. This cohort answered its closing charge — reach more MDAs.

2023ORIGIN

Federal Civil Service Commission

The founding cohort deployed an E-Recruitment platform for the FCSC's Recruitment & Promotion Arm and handed over a Manual of Execution — with a charge to expand the reach to more MDAs.

2026THIS COHORT

Anambra State MDAs

Cohort 2 carried BRINCS from one federal commission out to State government — reviewing 17 Anambra platforms against a unified evaluation manual. Read the full lineage →

Explore the report

This site is the project — read it end to end

01

The Project

Where BRINCS came from, why Anambra, the problem we set out to solve, and our decision journey.

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02

Methodology

The unified evaluation manual, four assessment categories, rating & severity model, and standards.

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03

Findings

Anonymised, cross-platform patterns — strengths, security posture, accessibility, feedback & trust.

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04

Impact & Value

The cost of inaction — single & annualised loss expectancy — the value created, and the remediation roadmap.

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05

The Team

The Cohort 2 contributors, how the work was organised, and the honest limits of this review.

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The through-line

Resilience means services that stay functional, trusted and understandable — regardless of who is in office.