NTAC Deploys Volunteers to Rwanda Under Tinubu's Support
The Nigerian Technical Aid Corps (NTAC) has deployed eighteen Nigerian volunteers to the Republic of Rwanda, instructing them to exhibit professionalism, humility, discipline, and commitment while representing Nigeria. This charge was given by the Director-General/Chief Executive Officer of NTAC, Rt.
Hon. Yusuf Buba Yakub, during an orientation in Abuja. He expressed gratitude to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for the renewed support for the NTAC program, which has transitioned from a period of decline before 2023 to its highest peak under the current administration.
The DG noted that the program has been revitalized, with regular deployments of Nigerian volunteers to various regions, including Africa, the Caribbean, and the Pacific. Established 38 years ago, NTAC has deployed over 10,000 Nigerian experts to more than 40 countries, contributing to education and socio-economic development.
Yakub urged the volunteers to view their deployment as an opportunity to serve humanity and uphold Nigeria's image, reminding them of the rigorous selection process they underwent.
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