Fifteen Nigerians and five organisations that have distinguished themselves in their respective disciplines, will be awarded the National Productivity order of Merit come February the 21st.
The Minister of Labour and employment, Chris Ngige says the award is part of efforts by government to encourage citizens who contribute towards the growth and development of Nigeria’s economy.
He wants Nigerians to constantly strive to improve their productivity.
Fifteen Nigerians and five organisations that have distinguished themselves in their respective disciplines, will be awarded the National Productivity order of Merit come February the 21st.
The Minister of Labour and employment, Chris Ngige says the award is part of efforts by government to encourage citizens who contribute towards the growth and development of Nigeria’s economy.
He wants Nigerians to constantly strive to improve their productivity.
Fifteen Nigerians and five organisations that have distinguished themselves in their respective disciplines, will be awarded the National Productivity order of Merit come February the 21st.
The Minister of Labour and employment, Chris Ngige says the award is part of efforts by government to encourage citizens who contribute towards the growth and development of Nigeria’s economy.
He wants Nigerians to constantly strive to improve their productivity.
Fifteen Nigerians and five organisations that have distinguished themselves in their respective disciplines, will be awarded the National Productivity order of Merit come February the 21st.
The Minister of Labour and employment, Chris Ngige says the award is part of efforts by government to encourage citizens who contribute towards the growth and development of Nigeria’s economy.
He wants Nigerians to constantly strive to improve their productivity.
Fifteen Nigerians and five organisations that have distinguished themselves in their respective disciplines, will be awarded the National Productivity order of Merit come February the 21st.
The Minister of Labour and employment, Chris Ngige says the award is part of efforts by government to encourage citizens who contribute towards the growth and development of Nigeria’s economy.
He wants Nigerians to constantly strive to improve their productivity.
Fifteen Nigerians and five organisations that have distinguished themselves in their respective disciplines, will be awarded the National Productivity order of Merit come February the 21st.
The Minister of Labour and employment, Chris Ngige says the award is part of efforts by government to encourage citizens who contribute towards the growth and development of Nigeria’s economy.
He wants Nigerians to constantly strive to improve their productivity.
Fifteen Nigerians and five organisations that have distinguished themselves in their respective disciplines, will be awarded the National Productivity order of Merit come February the 21st.
The Minister of Labour and employment, Chris Ngige says the award is part of efforts by government to encourage citizens who contribute towards the growth and development of Nigeria’s economy.
He wants Nigerians to constantly strive to improve their productivity.
Fifteen Nigerians and five organisations that have distinguished themselves in their respective disciplines, will be awarded the National Productivity order of Merit come February the 21st.
The Minister of Labour and employment, Chris Ngige says the award is part of efforts by government to encourage citizens who contribute towards the growth and development of Nigeria’s economy.
He wants Nigerians to constantly strive to improve their productivity.
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