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The Abia State Government needed a modern, secure portal to replace an outdated WordPress site weighed down by plugins and performance issues. We built a 41-page government platform from scratch with robust security, local government directories, a full news system, and accessibility compliance. Built and delivered, currently in final government review before public launch.
41 pages built, in final government review before public launch
The existing Abia State Government website was built on WordPress with five overlapping plugins, redundant code, and zero security headers. It loaded slowly on mobile networks across the state and gave citizens no practical way to access government services, find information about their local government area, or follow state initiatives. With 17 local government areas and the full executive, legislative, and judicial branches to represent, the state needed a complete digital overhaul. The new platform had to be fast on low-bandwidth connections, secure enough for a government domain, accessible to all users, and structured to present the administration's work with the professionalism and credibility it requires.
We designed and built the entire platform on Next.js with server-side rendering for speed and search engine visibility.
The site spans 41 pages covering the executive branch, legislature, judiciary, nine government sectors (education, healthcare, infrastructure, agriculture, energy, security, and more), and all 17 local government areas. Each LGA has a dedicated detail page showing demographics, economic activities, and key features.
A full news system with 14-category filtering publishes state updates and government initiatives. The MDA directory lists over 43 government organizations. A project tracker displays 50+ state projects with real-time status indicators.
We implemented seven critical security headers including Content Security Policy, Strict Transport Security, clickjacking protection, and XSS filters. Every page is optimized for mobile networks, meets Core Web Vitals benchmarks, and follows WCAG accessibility standards.
Concrete results, not promises. Each line is something the client now has in production.
41-page government portal built and delivered, in final government review before public launch
All 17 local government areas with dedicated pages covering demographics, economy, and infrastructure
Seven security headers implemented where the previous site had none
News system with 14-category filtering and 36 published articles ready at launch
MDA directory, project tracker, and e-services portal giving citizens direct access to government information
This site is currently in final client review. Take a look at the build as it stands.
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