National Assembly Calls For Enhanced Technology And Innovation Among Staff
National Assembly Calls For Enhanced Technology And Innovation Among Staff
The National Assembly has called on its staff to adopt technological advancements to boost productivity and modernization. This directive was made by the Clerk to the National Assembly, Magaji Tambawal, during the inauguration of a four-day training program for 318 staff members from grade levels 10 to 14 in Abuja…… CONTINUE READING
Tambawal emphasized the importance of ongoing training for professional growth in today’s rapidly evolving work environment. He stated, “Human capacity building is a core priority for us, aimed at strengthening and modernizing the National Assembly to fulfill its duties effectively.”
He highlighted that in 2023, the National Assembly successfully trained 3,990 staff members from Salary Grade Levels 4 to 16. This year’s program is designed to enhance productivity and service delivery through continuous training.
“The National Assembly must lead in modernization, transparency, and accountability,” Tambawal added. “Continuous training ensures staff remain updated with industry trends, expand their career opportunities, and drive innovation.”
Tambawal also acknowledged the crucial behind-the-scenes work of the staff, which supports the National Assembly’s functions, including bill scrutiny, committee organization, legislative research, and administrative oversight.
The Chairman of the National Assembly Service Commission, Ahmed Amshi, in his goodwill message, stressed the importance of high standards of service to support elected representatives. He affirmed the Commission’s commitment to staff training, process improvement, and fostering a culture of innovation and transparency.
Amshi pledged to enhance governance within the National Assembly Service, ensuring transparency and accountability while embracing modern, technology-driven methods to improve efficiency and responsiveness.
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