The Delta State Ministry of Lands and Surveys has organised an in-house training programme for its staff to improve administrative efficiency, encourage professionalism and promote productivity in the public service.
The training, which took place yesterday at the Professor Chike Edozien Secretariat, Asaba, was organised by the management of the Ministry under the theme, “Enhancing Administrative Efficiency, Professional Conduct, and Workplace Productivity in the Public Service.”
The Commissioner for Lands and Surveys, Chief Goodnews Obiodeh, represented by the Permanent Secretary, Tpl. Peter Amaduobogha, JP, stressed the importance of staff training and continuous learning in improving performance and ensuring effective service delivery.
He encouraged staff to make good use of the knowledge gained during the training and apply it to their daily duties to improve their performance and contribute to the overall progress of the Ministry.
The resource persons, Dr. Florence Oforwe and Mr. Osuya Ifeanyi Victor, shared their knowledge and experience with participants on issues relating to effective administration, professional conduct and workplace productivity. Their presentations also highlighted the need for staff to maintain high standards and approach their responsibilities with dedication.
The training provided an opportunity for staff to learn new ways of handling their duties, improve their work ethics and understand the importance of teamwork in achieving the Ministry’s goals.
The Director of Administration, Fidelia Obeh JP was commended for her commitment and efforts towards making the training programme a success. Her dedication, alongside the support of the Ministry’s management, helped bring the initiative to fruition.
The programme reflects the Ministry’s commitment to building a more efficient and professional workforce capable of delivering quality service to the people of Delta State.
