NDDC Enhances Governance Skills Through Training in Port Harcourt

The Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) organized a three-day training session in Port Harcourt to equip its personnel with essential governance skills. The training, which commenced under the direction of Dr. Patterson, the Director of Planning Research and Statistics, aims to enhance overall efficiency and accountability within the commission.
Seledi Thompson Wakama, the Director of Corporate Affairs, emphasized the training as a foundational step in transforming the commission's operations, aligning with the federal government's initiative to introduce performance management across ministries and agencies. The training highlights the importance of performance management in delivering improved service outcomes, as noted in previous annual evaluations.
James Fole, the Director of Human Resources, underscored the commitment to addressing inefficiencies in service delivery, ensuring personnel understand performance management principles. The first session is part of a series that will continue, including sector retreats to deepen knowledge in performance management practices.
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