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Solution Lens 2.0

Every public project, in the hands of anyone with a phone.

Developed by the Anambra State ICT Agency

Solution Lens 2.0 preview

The state's public window on government projects and civic participation: see every project with its contractor, stage and photographs; report an issue and follow it to the fix; request information under FOI; sign petitions, debate and vote in polls.

What it does

All 14 features

  • Project map and register with contractor, stage, location and photographs: more than 200 public projects.
  • '21 LGAs. One Anambra.': an interactive atlas of all 21 local government areas.
  • Civic reports in four steps (what, where, photo, review): Lens checks the location, works out the LGA, looks for duplicates and routes it to the responsible desk officer; the citizen can confirm the fix or reopen it. References look like LNS-2026-000123.
  • Freedom of Information requests online, with a statutory clock staff can see.
  • Petitions with support thresholds, moderated debates, polls and surveys with ballot receipts.
  • Directory of desk officers in 53 ministries, agencies and councils.
  • Insights and open data: LGA maps, delivery charts and downloadable data.
  • Share cards for WhatsApp, Facebook, X and Telegram.
  • Telegram bot: report an issue with photo and location, track your reports, find projects near you.
  • Command Centre for officials: statewide map shaded by LGA, delivery by sector, at-risk projects, approvals and priority cases.
  • Newsroom: the Ministry of Information publishes to the state website after a second person approves.
  • Two-person approval before any project is published, and a tamper-evident audit log with 'Verify the chain'.
  • Nine integrations with other state systems, including DocTracker, Smart Anambra, the state website, ASEPS, ASHEFAMU, ICT support, The Office, NORA and the state login.
  • Installable on a phone and usable offline.

How it works

Step by step, start to finish

A citizen report from submission to closure

Step 1 of 8

Who uses it

People it serves

  • Citizens
  • Desk officers in every ministry
  • The Ministry of Information
  • Executives

In practice

What it looks like

A student opens the map of her LGA and sees the contractor, stage and latest photo of the health centre behind her school.
A resident reports a broken culvert from Telegram with a photo and location, and follows it to the fix.
A journalist files an FOI request and watches the statutory clock.

Why it matters

What changes

  • Rumours answered with records
  • Oversight by anyone with a phone
  • Every report routed to a named desk

Connected to

Works together with

DocTrackerEvery road contract, from budget line to final payment, with nowhere left to hide a delay.Road TrackerEvery state road, every day, in public.GRM 2.0A complaint with a number cannot be lost.The State Government websiteThe state's front door, rebuilt without losing a single key.ASEPSA ghost cannot smile at a camera.ASHEFAMUThe state knows who may treat its people.ICT SupportOne place for every ministry's ICT problem.The OfficeA government agency where the paperwork chases itself.NORAOne intelligence running through the whole government.