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Ogun assembly trains workers, assures sustaining quarterly capacity building
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Ogun assembly trains workers, assures sustaining quarterly capacity building

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Ogun State House of Assembly has restated its commitment to continuous staff development through regular capacity-building and retraining programmes to aid quality service delivery.

The Speaker. Rt. Hon. Oludaisi Elemide, represented by the Clerk/Head of Legislative Service, Mr. Sakiru Adebakin, stated this on Thursday, while declaring open a- day training programme for all categories of staff at the Assembly Complex, Oke-Mosan, Abeokuta.

He explained that the Assembly leadership considered learning and relearning essential in building a highly effective legislative workforce.

The Speaker noted that the Assembly had organized the quarterly training programmes to ensure that members of staff remain professionally equipped towards delivering quality service.

He described the workshop as an opportunity for officers to sharpen their skills and adapt to the changing demands of modern governance and administration.

Elemide appreciated the resource persons for supporting the Assembly’s efforts towards strengthening the capacity of its workforce through knowledge sharing.

He added that the Assembly would continue to invest in human capital development to promote efficiency, productivity and effective legislative service delivery.

The workshop featured specialized training sessions for different categories of staff on time management, financial regulations, digital transformation, communication, records management and workplace professionalism.

Ogun assembly trains workers, assures sustaining quarterly capacity building

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