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NDDC Hosts Workshop on Effective Wage Administration and Revenue Generation

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The Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) has commenced a two-day workshop on “Wage Administration, Policies Implementation, and Revenue Generation in the Public Service”.

The event, which brings together experts and stakeholders in the field, aims to equip participants with the skills and knowledge necessary to drive the commission’s efforts in fulfilling its mandate for the region.

In his keynote address, the NDDC Managing Director/CEO, Dr. Samuel Ogbuku, emphasized the importance of wage administration in the national discourse.

He highlighted the commission’s commitment to staff welfare, noting that a motivated workforce with sustainable living wages is crucial to achieving the commission’s goals.

Mr. Ekpo Nta, Chairman/CEO of the National Salaries, Income, and Wages Commission, delivered a thought-provoking exposition on the subject matter.

He stressed the need for leadership driven by ethics and integrity, emphasizing that a fair rewards system and access to minimum acceptable standards are essential for providing a decent livelihood to citizens.

The workshop aims to address the challenges of wage administration, policies implementation, and revenue generation in the public service.

Participants will engage in interactive sessions, discussions, and presentations to share best practices and explore innovative solutions.

The event is a testament to NDDC’s commitment to capacity building, transparency, and accountability.

By prioritizing staff welfare and equipping them with the necessary skills and knowledge, the commission is poised to make a meaningful impact in the region.

As the workshop progresses, participants are expected to gain valuable insights and expertise in wage administration, policy implementation, and revenue generation.

The outcome of the workshop will undoubtedly contribute to the growth and development of the Niger Delta region.

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