NIS and NJI Collaborate for Staff Wellness Initiative

The National Institute for Sports (NIS) and the National Judicial Institute (NJI) have partnered to promote staff wellness and enhance inter-agency collaboration. Philip Shaibu, the Deputy Governor of Edo State, emphasized the importance of collaboration among government institutions to improve efficiency and reduce pressure on limited resources.
This initiative aligns with the policies of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's administration. The joint aerobics exercise, which involved staff from both institutions, aimed to promote healthier living and strengthen partnerships.
Abdulazeez Momoh, NJI's Secretary, commended the collaboration, stating that no single institution has all the necessary resources to improve service delivery effectively. He announced that a joint keep-fit session is scheduled for the following Tuesday and expressed optimism that such initiatives would become part of the regular calendar for staff development programs.
The collaboration aims to bridge existing gaps and promote wellness, demonstrating a shared commitment to healthier lifestyles and teamwork among federal government agencies.
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