By ABUBAKAR YUSUF.
In a strategic move to synchronize its operations with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s Administration, the National Productivity Centre NPC has commenced a review of its previous Strategic Plan for the period 2021-2025. This decision aims to realign the Centre’s programmes with the 8-Priority Areas outlined by President Tinubu.
This was contained in a release issued at the weekend by the centre under the leadership of Dr Nasir Raji Mustapha.
The National Productivity Centre’s decision to revise its strategic direction comes as part of a broader effort to enhance productivity and efficiency across various sectors in line with the government’s key focus areas. By aligning with the President’s initiatives, the Centre seeks to contribute significantly to the national development agenda and play a pivotal role in driving growth and progress.
The review process is expected to involve thorough consultations and assessments to ensure that the Centre’s goals and activities are fully in line with the strategic vision of President Tinubu’s Administration. Through this proactive measure, the National Productivity Centre aims to strengthen its impact and relevance in fostering economic growth and sustainable development in the country.
