The National Office for Technology Acquisition and Promotion (NOTAP) has inked a new agreement with Revass Systems Limited in a bid to modernize its operations and strengthen compliance in Nigeria’s tech acquisition space.
The deal, signed in Abuja, will see Revass design and manage a digital revenue collection system tailored to meet legal and regulatory frameworks, including those of the Central Bank of Nigeria and NITDA. According to NOTAP’s Director General, Dr. Obiageli Amadiobi, the system aims to improve transparency, speed up revenue processes, and ensure alignment with the agency’s mandate of promoting technology transfer that supports local innovation.
“This isn’t just a tech upgrade — it’s a national development tool,” said Amadiobi. “Every technology we register should drive job creation, skills development, and economic growth.”
She noted that the partnership would help automate key operations, boost oversight, and support structured training for NOTAP staff, making the agency more efficient and responsive. The initiative is also part of the broader efforts under Nigeria’s Renewed Hope Agenda and the Federal Ministry of Innovation, Science and Technology’s push for a knowledge-based economy.
Founded in the 1970s, NOTAP plays a key role in regulating the inflow of foreign technologies into Nigeria. With this new digital collaboration, the agency is looking to lead by example in the shift toward smarter governance and tech-driven service delivery.
