In a significant stride towards enhancing administrative efficiency, Benue State Governor, Rev. Fr. Hyacinth Alia, on Monday, May 6th, 2024, inaugurated a Project Management Training/workshop for Senior Executives/Appointees of his administration in Abuja.
The five-day workshop aims to bolster the capacity of government appointees while fostering stronger partnerships with the NGO sector.
In his opening address, Governor Hyacinth Alia underscored the essence of the training as being pivotal in reshaping Benue State's trajectory for greater impact. He extended his appreciation to the Sydani Groups, led by Sydney Sampson, for their generous support in funding and organizing the training, as well as to Benue State's Bureau for International Cooperation and Development (BICD), for their meticulous coordination and facilitation.
He outlined the benefits of the training/ workshop with its explicit objectives, which encompasses equipping Senior Executives with advanced Project Management skills geared towards driving efficiency and amplifying impact, fortifying their leadership acumen, and fostering a conducive environment for networking and collaboration.
Emphasizing the significance of these objectives in elevating project outcomes and impact across the state, the Governor urged all participants to actively engage, exchange insights, and apply the acquired knowledge and skills to their respective roles.
While expressing his unwavering confidence in the potential of collaboration and partnership, Governor Alia envisaged a future where Benue stands as a beacon of progress, leaving profound imprints on its communities.
Also in his address, the Director General of Benue State Bureau for International Cooperation, Mr. Leonard-Angelo Viashima, who also underscored the workshop's comprehensive scope, said the workshop promises valuable insights into project planning, execution, monitoring, and evaluation within the NGO sector.
He further emphasized the cultivation of essential leadership competencies, such as effective communication, decision-making, and team dynamics, saying those are crucial for proficient Project Management.
The training stands as a pivotal component of Governor Alia's broader agenda to elevate governmental performance and position Benue State as a paragon of good governance and sustainable development.
Sir Tersoo Kula, MNIPR, is the Chief Press Secretary to the Governor of Benue State.
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