NTAC Prepares Volunteers for Two-Year Mission in Sierra Leone
The Nigerian Technical Aid Corps (NTAC) briefed ten Nigerian volunteers in Abuja ahead of their two-year deployment to Sierra Leone under the Technical Aid Corps Programme. The orientation aimed to prepare the volunteers for their professional responsibilities and to represent Nigeria effectively.
Rt. Hon. Yusuf Buba Yakub, the Director-General/Chief Executive Officer of NTAC, expressed gratitude to the Federal Government for supporting the programme and commended the volunteers for their commitment.
He emphasized that they would serve not only as professionals but as ambassadors of Nigeria, highlighting the importance of character, discipline, and professionalism. The DG encouraged the volunteers to focus on their strengths and assured them that NTAC would meet its obligations regarding allowances and travel arrangements.
He noted that previous NTAC volunteers had made significant contributions in their host countries, with some attaining senior academic positions. The Director-General expressed confidence that the new volunteers would uphold Nigeria's reputation.
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