RHAmbassadors platform will boost policy updates, real-time citizen engagement — Dare

The Directorate of Digital and New Media of the Renewed Hope Ambassadors (RHA), Sunday Dare says the newly launched digital platform will improve the dissemination of government policies and strengthen real-time engagement with citizens.

Dare stated this in a presentation at the unveiling of the RHA digital platform in Abuja over the weekend, saying the initiative was designed to improve access to verified government information and enhance public communication.

Dare said the platform was built to simplify the sharing of policy updates and strengthen engagement between government and citizens.

“This platform will aggregate policy updates and enable real-time citizen engagement,” he said. “It is designed to ensure that information on government programmes and reforms is more structured, accessible, and timely.”

He explained that the system would also support data-driven communication across multiple digital channels, making it easier for citizens to follow and understand government activities.

According to him, the platform will improve feedback mechanisms between the government and the public, enabling more responsive communication.

“This is about creating a more direct and effective channel of communication,” Dare added. “Citizens will not only receive information but also engage in real time on issues that affect governance and development.”

The event was attended by the Minister of Budget and Economic Planning, Senator Atiku Bagudu, and RHA Directors and coordinators, which included Chief Olisa Metuh – Director of Organisation; Mrs Abike Dabiri-Erewa- Diaspora Affairs; Senator Sani Musa – Special Duties; Dr Nnamdi Maurice Mbaeri- Administration; Hajiya Bilikisu Mohammed Kaika; Sunday Dare -Digital & New Media; and Tunde Rahman – Media & Publicity.