The Federal Government has inaugurated the 4th National Productivity Order of Merit Award Committee, NPOMAC to select the awardees for the 2024 award. Mrs Nkeiruka Onyejeocha, Minister of State for Labour and Employment, said this during the inauguration ceremony of the 13-man committee on Tuesday in Abuja.
The 13-man committee was inaugurated to determine the recipients of the next NPOM Award of the National Productivity Centre . Onyejeocha said since the inspection of the award in 1991, that this was the 4th committee to be inaugurated for such an important assignment for the nation. “As you may be aware, the constitution of the NPOMAC members is critical to selecting the awardees for the NPOM award for this year and the years to come.
“It is worthy of note that their nomination was done based on their competence and dedication to duty,” she said. According to her, no doubt, the task ahead of you is enormous but I am confident that you will justify the confidence reposed in you all and meet up with the very expectations placed on this committee to deliver. She, therefore, appealed that the integrity and quality of the award must be preserved at all cost.
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