WELCOME TO THE MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATION, SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
The Future with Cutting-EdgeScience & Technology Innovations
The MCST is mandated to: Identify and Address Technology/Skills Gaps: Conduct thorough assessments to identify critical technology and skills gaps within Bayelsa State.
Develop and implement strategies to address these gaps by building and upgrading necessary infrastructure, such as telecommunications networks and research facilities, and by establishing and strengthening institutions for effective training and capacity building of the citizenry in science, technology, and innovation.
MANDATE
Develop and implement strategies to address these gaps by building and upgrading necessary infrastructure, such as telecommunications networks and research facilities, and by establishing and strengthening institutions for effective training and capacity building of the citizenry in science, technology, and innovation.
VISION
To make Bayelsa State a hub that encourages the culture of research and innovation driven development, leveraging on digital communication, science and technology.
MISSION
To develop well researched modern technologies that will accelerate the strategic and sustainable development of Bayelsa State in a globally competitive manner, that will attract foreign and local investment, to guarantee economic growth.
From The Commissioner's Desk
The Ministry was renamed as the Ministry of Communication, Science & Technology in 2020 by the Prosperity Government led by His Excellency, Senator Douye Diri, Governor of Bayelsa State, in an effort to reduce the cost of governance.
Initially established in 2006 by then-Governor Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan as the Ministry of Science and Technology, it was later scrapped after his administration. With subsequent changes in government and policies, the ministry was re-established in 2012 but merged with the Ministry of Youth, Conflict Resolution & Employment Generation.
During the Restoration Government led by Governor Henry Seriake Dickson, the ministry was renamed the Ministry of Science, Technology and Manpower Development on August 6, 2012..
Hon. Engr. Munalayefa Edwin Gibson, MNSE, FNICE
MINISTRYPROGRAMMES

Enlarging the pool of innovators attracting young people into careers in the fields of Communication, Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics

Presentation of starter pack by the Executive Governor, His Excellency, Senator Douye Diri

Training of Civil Servants
The Ministry of Communication, Science and Technology empowers civil servants with digital skills to drive innovation, efficiency, and improved service delivery in Bayelsa State






