The National Orientation Agency (NOA), in Anambra State will, on Saturday, organise a training programme for its staff ahead of 2023 general elections.
The Anambra State Director of NOA, Barrister Charles Nwoji, who disclosed this in a statement signed by Public Relations Officer of the agency, Mr Anthony Obiorah, explained that the training workshop would focus on all the nitty-gritty of effective report writing, including civic and voter education, protocols and general programmes implementation, research planing and strategy.
“In readiness of the 2023 general elections, the Anambra State Directorate of the National Orientation Agency (NOA), Awka is to embark on massive training of its field officers in the twenty-one local government areas across the state.
“The State Director of Agency in Anambra State, Barrister Charles Nwoji, who disclosed this in his office in Awka, during an interview, that the training workshop is expected to focus on all the nitty – gritties of effective report writing, civic and voter education, protocols and general programmes implementation, research planing and strategy among others.
“The state Director, Barrister Nwoji, who also stated that the management of the Agency is thinking out of the box to improve the operations of the Agency in the state, maintained that the training workshop would also include lessons in accounting and auditing with a view to instilling discipline in the participants.
“The NOA boss, who spoke on other issues, expressed confidence that the training workshop would enhance the out put of the Agency, especially now the activities concerning the 2023 general elections are gathering momentum, explaining that the essence of the training workshop was to fully prepare the staff of the Agency on their roles about the elections and to plant the seed of patriotism, dedication, discipline and honesty on the participants in the course of discharging their duties before, during and after the elections.
“While calling on all hands to be on deck towards making the general elections a success in Anambra state and elsewhere in the country, Barrister Nwoji, explained that the leadership of the Agency had earlier prepared the 2022 work plan of the Agency for the rest of the year and advised the participants to leverage on the work plan for their sensitization programmes with particular emphasis on civic and voter education
He asserted that the 2023 general elections are very critical to every right thinking Nigerians.
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