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    CNA Magaji Tambuwal, emphasizes human capacity building

    By National UpdateAugust 20, 2024 Legislature No Comments2 Mins Read
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    ****Engr Amshi, Delivers Inspirational Goodwill Message

    Clerk to the National Assembly (CNA) Alhaji Sani Magaji Tambuwal has reaffirmed his commitment to human capacity development as a top priority.
    This was just as the chairman of of National Assembly Service Commission, Engr. Ahmed Kadi Amshi has pledged to strengthen transparency and accountability within the National Assembly Service, NASS and the Commission.
    Tambuwal spoke on Monday at opening ceremony of a four-day capacity building training for staff of the National Assembly on: Re-orientation for improved productivity and effective service delivery
    He highlighted the importance of training and retraining in today’s fast-paced work environment, citing the National Assembly’s need to be at the forefront of modernization, transparency, and accountability.

    The CNA noted that in 2023, the National Assembly management trained 3,990 staff members, and this year’s program focuses on re-orientation for improved productivity and effective service delivery.

    Tambuwal emphasized the need for staff to stay up-to-date with industry trends and expand their career opportunities to drive innovation and success.

    Amshi urged staff to redouble their efforts to deliver high standards of service and support to National Assembly members.

    He reiterated the importance of staff training, process streamlining, and innovation to enhance productivity and responsiveness.

    The chairman reiterated the necessity for the commission to be a model of good governance, earning the trust of the National Assembly leadership and the citizens they serve.

    Amidst a backdrop of evolving political landscapes and societal transformations, Chairman Amshi expressed his deep honor in leading the distinguished institution and collaborating with its committed staff.

    He highlighted the privilege and responsibility they all share in supporting the crucial work of the elected representatives in the National Assembly.

    “In these times of change and challenges, it is more important than ever that we redouble our efforts to deliver the highest standards of service and support,” remarked Chairman Amshi during his address.

    The Chairman’s words resonated and inspired a renewed sense of purpose and dedication among the staff of the National Assembly Service Commission.
    As the nation navigates through various complexities, Amshi’s message serves as a guiding beacon for all those involved in the important tasks of governance and service to the people.

    His message stood as a testament to his leadership and vision for the National Assembly Service Commission, setting a tone of resilience and excellence in the pursuit of upholding democracy and fulfilling the mandate entrusted to the institution.

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