NIMET will improve performance with new law, Mutaz says
The Director-General of the Nigeria Meteorological Agency (NiMet), Prof. Mansour Mutaz, has said that the Meteorological Agency Establishment Act 2022 will further strengthen its effectiveness and pave the way for an impactful future for the agency.
Speaking at a one-day Management Strengthening Workshop on the Nigeria Meteorological Agency Establishment Act 2022 yesterday, Professor Mutaz said the enactment of the law marks a major milestone for the agency, paving the way for a more effective and impactful future. Stated.
“This legal framework will strengthen the agency’s capacity, adaptability and overall effectiveness in carrying out its mandate.”
Professor Mataz added that he was pleased to approve the program because of its significance in empowering staff to navigate the agency’s new legislative environment and the new roles and responsibilities it brings.
In his opening remarks, Mr. Alhaji Saleh Yusuf Tukur, Director General of Human Resources, who represented the Director-General, said that understanding this law is not only about understanding the role of individuals, but also how each department and individual can contribute to the success of the whole. He emphasized that it is also about understanding how to contribute to the
He added that this workshop is an opportunity for management staff to delve into the intricacies of the NiMet establishment law and decipher its provisions and implications.
Earlier, the Director General of the Ministry of Justice and Agency, Mr. Hamza Idris Yamer, expressed his gratitude to the Directorate General for giving the Ministry of Law the opportunity to brief the management on the proposed amendments to the NiMet Law 2022.
He said that this was crucial for the effective implementation of the Agency’s statutory functions, and that the workshop would inform the management of the new amendments and how they would impact day-to-day operations and the overall legal situation. He added that the aim is to consider whether to grant
He expressed hope that the new amendments would be considered and their impact on government agencies, stakeholders and the public at large.
“The purpose of holding the sensitization workshop is to acquaint management staff with the important new and enhanced provisions of the NiMet Act of 2022, explain the meaning of these provisions, and assist in the effective implementation of the Act. The aim is to suggest future ways to achieve this goal.
“This workshop is the first step in the process of setting and establishing sector-specific regulatory guidelines to implement the provisions of the new law regarding compliance, monitoring and enforcement,” he said.
Source: guardian.ng