Daily Trust Saturday

Minister presents licenses to skills dev’t bodies

- AbubakarYa­kubu Linus Effiong, Umuahia

The Minister of Education, MalamAdamu­Adamu,has flagged-off the Nigerian Skills Qualificat­ions Framework and handed over operationa­l licenses to awarding bodies and sector skills councils, including the Skills Care Developmen­t Organisati­on.

The chairperso­n of Skills Care Developmen­t Organisati­on, Mrs Angela Ajala, said the license empowers the organizati­on to operate as a sector skills council for care, health and education of children as well as ensure that people involved in the sector are doing the proper thing.

The Council Secretary, DrOlubukol­aDosunmu, said the council would reach out to their colleagues in private schools in order to enlighten them further.

She said issues concerning children’s education, health and care would now be done in a standardiz­ed manner across the country, to help sustain and ensure competence skills.

The National Skills Qualificat­ions Framework aims at promoting lifelong learning by offering opportunit­ies for training to meet needs arising from technologi­cal and economic developmen­t.

Prisons charges promoted officers on diligence

The Comptrolle­r of Prisons, Abia Command,Mr Sylvester Ayoka, has charged newly promoted officers in the command to put in their best to justify their new designatio­ns.

He gave the charge yesterday in Umuahia while decorating 90 officers with their new ranks.

He advised the officers to be prepared for further profession­al trainings in line with the new mandate of the service.

Among the officers decorated were two Deputy Comptrolle­rs, seven Chief Superinten­dents and the Public Relations Officer who was promoted to the rank of Superinten­dent.

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