Cross River State Launches Digital Literacy Training for Civil Servants
The Cross River State government has initiated a digital literacy capacity-building program for civil servants to transition to a fully paperless and technology-driven workforce by the end of 2026. The training program, flagged off by officials including Orok Okon and Prof. Eyo Ita, aims to empower civil servants with the necessary ICT skills.
The initiative aligns with the state government's vision for a modern and efficient public service. Great Ogban and Esessien Edet highlighted the importance of technology in enhancing efficiency and productivity within the civil service.
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