NTAC Evaluates Nigerian Volunteers' Impact in Liberia
The Nigerian Technical Aid Corps (NTAC), under the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, conducted a Monitoring and Evaluation Mission to the Republic of Liberia to assess the performance, impact, and welfare of Nigerian Technical Aid Corps Volunteers. The mission was led by the Director-General/Chief Executive Officer of NTAC, Rt.
Hon. Yusuf Buba Yakub. It involved direct engagement with the Volunteers, reviewing their assignments, identifying challenges, and assessing areas needing further support.
This initiative aligns with NTAC's goal to ensure that the deployment of Nigerian professionals meets the development priorities of partner countries. It also reflects Nigeria's commitment to South-South Cooperation and development diplomacy, consistent with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's 4-D Foreign Policy Agenda.
Mr. Ajibe Yusuf Yahaya, the Team Lead for Nigerian Volunteers in Liberia, expressed gratitude for the support from NTAC, emphasizing the positive impact on Volunteers' morale. The mission reinforced Nigeria-Liberia relations in technical cooperation and human-capital development.
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