Police Affairs Ministry Trains Directors On ICT

Ministry of Police Affairs has trained staff in the directorate cadre on the use of Information Communication Technology (ICT), tools especially PowerPoint, Excel, and others that would enhance their duty for effective service delivery to the nation.

Speaking during an intensive training programme for the directorate cadre on grade levels 15-17 at the headquarters of the ministry in Abuja, the permanent secretary, Ministry of Police Affairs, Dr Nasir Sani-Gwarzo said that the ministry is using the training to expose directors to the availability of numerous tools in the PowerPoint that will enhance their presentation on monitoring and evaluation of projects, routine activities, and others, adding that the more they apply it, the more they will be versatile in the use of the ICT tools.

In his words, “I want to advise the directors, deputy and assistant directors not to allow someone to prepare your PowerPoint, do it yourself. Very soon the forthcoming Performance Management System (PMS) introduced by the Head of the Service of the Federation will not allow you to use other people’s skills but your skills.

“As a rule of thumb, everyone must own a laptop even if the government is not providing enough, buy your own laptop. It is like food for you at your job.”

In a related development, the permanent secretary expressed hope that once the ongoing police reforms are actualised, everything will take shape noting that the ministry is ready to support the Nigeria Police Force and its medical department to achieve optimum service delivery.

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According to him, “The worst thing we can do to ourselves as a nation is to assume that we cannot change status quo ante, but the best thing to happen is not a journey to ultimate designation but the planning and setting the foundation stone of that journey. This is the best alignment I have seen in a long time, the president is ready, the ministry and Nigeria Police Force are ready and all Nigerians believe that NPF is seriously understaffed/underserved however, if NPF is supported to an optimum level, Nigeria will be a better place to live in.”

He stated this when the Force medical officer, CP Dr. Emmanuel Garba made a presentation to the ministry, pointing out that the Nigeria Police Medical Services has a total of 164 healthcare facilities across the country.