NDDC trains staff to improve project monitoring skills
The Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) has focused on building the capacity of its staff in project monitoring and supervision. At a recent workshop, officials emphasized the importance of equipping employees with up-to-date skills and ethical standards. Key figures, including Engr. Gbenga Omowanle and Dr Samuel Ogbuku, highlighted the need for professionalism and integrity. The training also introduced new tools to help staff track projects more efficiently.
What we know
- Engr. Gbenga Omowanle described the workshop as both a refresher and induction programme for staff in the Directorate of Project Monitoring and Supervision.
- The training aimed to familiarize participants with the principles of project monitoring and the Commission’s procedures.
- Dr Samuel Ogbuku approved the workshop to enhance staff competence in project oversight and development outcomes.
- Lead Consultant Mr Dagogo Tolofari stressed the importance of using modern technology and technical skills for effective project supervision.
- Dr Dada Joseph addressed ethical issues, urging staff to maintain integrity and resist undue influence from contractors.
