'If we must remain relevant as the nation’s cardinal social security agency, we must leave no gaps in ensuring that we contribute our...'
"If we must remain relevant as the nation’s cardinal social security agency, we must leave no gaps in ensuring that we contribute our quota," an NSITF official said.Maureen Allagoa, Director of the NSITF, said this while declaring open the New Performance Management System Implementation Workshop on Thursday in Abuja.
She said the agency must double down in the face of cascading challenges in the world of work to effectively meet up with the federal government target on social security. “If we must remain relevant as the nation’s cardinal social security agency, we must leave no gaps in ensuring that we contribute our quota.
She added: “We are here to learn and position ourselves on a lead spot for systematic performance evaluation metrics which is more pragmatic and better aligned to our job responsibility. According to her, the agency has left the Annual Performance Evaluation Report with all its deficiencies.
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