BY John Wada keffi

The National productivity centre under the federal ministry of Labour and productivity is currently organizing a 4 days intensive capacity building training with the theme: “Basic Productivity tools and Techniques”.

The training which is aimed at sharpening the knowledge, skills and competences in the understanding and utilization of productivity tools and techniques as programme officers of productivity has kicked started Monday with the staff of Anti-corruption academy in Keffi, Nasarawa state.

Addressing the participants during the opening ceremony of the event, the Director-general of the national productivity centre, Dr. Baffa Babba Dan’agundi said “Distinguished participants, for the centre to deliver on her mandate of leading productivity movement, monitoring productivity trends, building human capacity for productivity improvement and improving the quality of goods and services.

“It is essential that we invest in the growth and development of our staff capabilities.

Thefore, I have made sure that this training takes place at this critical juncture.

“I am aware that the course module has been designed with modern and relevant tools and techniques for officers with experts in specific areas invited to do justice to papers.”

“I therefore urge all officers invited here today to make the best use of this opportunity to improve their knowledge and skills while I appreciate the director and members of the productivity capacity building department for a well packaged training”. He said.

On his part during the training, an expert from the department of the productivity capacity building of the centre, Dr. David Adeju presented a paper as well as practical modern productivity capacity building skills and techniques to the participants for improvement and efficiency in order to improve the quality of goods and services.

Some of the participants interviewed who confessed to have learnt a lot on the day 1 of the intensive training also appreciated the sacrifice of the productivity centre promising to make judicious use of the new skills/techniques within the period of their learning.

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