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Commission Tasks Staff On Professionalism In 2025

by Henry Tyohemba
4 months ago
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The director-general of the National Boundary Commission (NBC), Surv. Adamu Adaji has reaffirmed the commission’s steadfast dedication to fostering peaceful coexistence and promoting trans-border cooperation across Nigeria’s internal and international borders.

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Adaji, who stated this in his New Year message to staff members, border communities, and Nigerians, urged the commission’s workforce to redouble its efforts in the new year.

He emphasised that professionalism and commitment are key to achieving the envisioned successes.
In a press statement by Efe Ovuakporie, head of the Information and Public Relations Unit, the director-general reflected on the progress made in 2024 and outlined a vision for 2025 rooted in enhanced collaboration, innovation, and service delivery.

“The National Boundary Commission’s core mandate is the definition and demarcation of Nigeria’s international and internal boundaries and the amicable resolution of disputes where they exist.

“This vital role underpins our collective efforts to safeguard national unity, strengthen intergovernmental relations, and promote socio-economic development,” he said.

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The year 2024 witnessed remarkable strides towards achieving these objectives, thanks to the support of the federal government, the dedication of the commission’s staff, and the cooperation of other stakeholders.

Adaji specifically urged the commission’s workforce to redouble its efforts in the new year, emphasising that professionalism and commitment are the foundation of the anticipated successes.

“As we face new challenges and opportunities in 2025, I urge you to approach your duties with renewed determination and a steadfast belief in our shared vision,” he said.
Addressing the general public, Adaji assured them of the commission’s continued partnership.

“The commission understands the complexities of boundary management and will remain committed to fostering dialogue, mitigating conflicts, and ensuring transparency in all its processes,” he stated.”Together, we will continue to work towards peaceful borders and enhanced security for all Nigerians.”

He also noted, “The commission will collaborate with states to conduct induction training for key members of state and local government boundary committees early in the year.”

Adaji expressed gratitude to stakeholders and partner agencies for their cooperation and contributions to the commission’s mandate, reaffirming NBC’s resolve to deliver results while upholding the principles of fairness, equity, and accountability.

“As we enter 2025, we remain poised to deliver on our promises. Our commitment to peace, unity, and sustainable development is stronger. Together, we will build a legacy of progress and cooperation that future generations can be proud of,” Adaji concluded.


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