Aug 2026· WORLD JOURNAL OF INNOVATION AND MODERN TECHNOLOGY· pp. 138· 0 citations
TL;DR
A comprehensive digital transformation model leveraging blockchain technology, artificial intelligence (AI), and Treasury Single Account (TSA) integration to modernize naval finance operations is proposed and positions the Nigerian Navy at the forefront of public sector financial innovation.
Abstract
The Nigerian Navy’s financial management faces significant challenges due to manual
processes, fragmented systems, weak auditability, and poor integration with national treasury
mechanisms. This paper proposes a comprehensive digital transformation model leveraging
blockchain technology, artificial intelligence (AI), and Treasury Single Account (TSA)
integration to modernize naval finance operations. Grounded in principles of security,
transparency, interoperability, and automation, the model introduces blockchain-enabled
audit trails to ensure immutable transaction records, AI-driven budget forecasting for
predictive financial planning, and seamless TSA connectivity for real-time cash flow
monitoring. By addressing inefficiencies in budget forecasting, procurement transparency, and
fiscal control, the model enhances financial discipline and operational readiness. It also
promotes institutional accountability and fiscal agility essential for sustaining naval
capabilities within constrained defense budgets. Strategic recommendations focus on policy
reforms, leadership engagement, capacity building, and cross-departmental collaboration to
facilitate sustainable adoption of this digital architecture. This framework positions the
Nigerian Navy at the forefront of public sector financial innovation, aligning with global best
practices.
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