NPC trains 99 staff for population count in Osun
In preparation for the start of the country's population count exercise, the Osun State National Population Commission (NPC) said it had trained ninety-nine staff members on how to use digitized equipment for program success in the state.
State NPC Commissioner, Senator Mudashiru Hussein, who made it known during a press conference in Osogbo on Friday, disclosed that the commission has implemented the training program for exposing the trainees to digitized computerized gadgets that would enhance the counting exercise. the time is coming.
He explained that the newly trained staff were well grounded in the analog knowledge of conducting head counting exercises in the past before today, receiving intensive training in modern digitization that would make activities faster and more accurate.
While stating that the exercise will begin on July 11 and end on July 31, the AFN Commissioner expressed optimism that the program will be successful as all necessary steps have been taken to make a successful program. one.
Senator Mudashiru further hinted that apart from training, other equipment to be used is in the field and will be made available for exercise at the appropriate time.
He, however, sought the cooperation of locals and residents of the state to make realistic efforts saying that without their cooperation, things might not go as planned.
AFN Boos also pointed out that an information program has been put in place to educate citizens on the benefits of becoming fully involved in the exercise.
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In preparation for the start of the country's population count exercise, the Osun State National Population Commission (NPC) said it had trained ninety-nine staff members on how to use digitized equipment for program success in the state.
State NPC Commissioner, Senator Mudashiru Hussein, who made it known during a press conference in Osogbo on Friday, disclosed that the commission has implemented the training program for exposing the trainees to digitized computerized gadgets that would enhance the counting exercise. the time is coming.
He explained that the newly trained staff were well grounded in the analog knowledge of conducting head counting exercises in the past before today, receiving intensive training in modern digitization that would make activities faster and more accurate.
While stating that the exercise will begin on July 11 and end on July 31, the AFN Commissioner expressed optimism that the program will be successful as all necessary steps have been taken to make a successful program. one.
Senator Mudashiru further hinted that apart from training, other equipment to be used is in the field and will be made available for exercise at the appropriate time.
He, however, sought the cooperation of locals and residents of the state to make realistic efforts saying that without their cooperation, things might not go as planned.
AFN Boos also pointed out that an information program has been put in place to educate citizens on the benefits of becoming fully involved in the exercise.
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If you want to keep your job and excel in your career, you have to do what I say," Janet Abegunde's boss told her one fateful day. Miss Abegunde, a 24-year-old accountant who had just got her first job at one of the new generation banks, said she fell into depression after her boss sexually harassed her.NPC trains 99 peopleNPC trains 99 people
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