The Standards Organisation of Nigeria says that its mandate to enforce standards will not be side-stepped.
This is the take home at the end of the three day retreat organised for the management staff of the standards agency.
The programme which explored the theme, repositioning for optimal performance in a diversified economy afforded them the opportunity to re-tool and re-strategize for the zero tolerance for fake products campaign.
It was noted that ensuring standardization would require collaboration from all Nigerians.
The Standards Organisation of Nigeria says that its mandate to enforce standards will not be side-stepped.
This is the take home at the end of the three day retreat organised for the management staff of the standards agency.
The programme which explored the theme, repositioning for optimal performance in a diversified economy afforded them the opportunity to re-tool and re-strategize for the zero tolerance for fake products campaign.
It was noted that ensuring standardization would require collaboration from all Nigerians.
The Standards Organisation of Nigeria says that its mandate to enforce standards will not be side-stepped.
This is the take home at the end of the three day retreat organised for the management staff of the standards agency.
The programme which explored the theme, repositioning for optimal performance in a diversified economy afforded them the opportunity to re-tool and re-strategize for the zero tolerance for fake products campaign.
It was noted that ensuring standardization would require collaboration from all Nigerians.
The Standards Organisation of Nigeria says that its mandate to enforce standards will not be side-stepped.
This is the take home at the end of the three day retreat organised for the management staff of the standards agency.
The programme which explored the theme, repositioning for optimal performance in a diversified economy afforded them the opportunity to re-tool and re-strategize for the zero tolerance for fake products campaign.
It was noted that ensuring standardization would require collaboration from all Nigerians.
The Standards Organisation of Nigeria says that its mandate to enforce standards will not be side-stepped.
This is the take home at the end of the three day retreat organised for the management staff of the standards agency.
The programme which explored the theme, repositioning for optimal performance in a diversified economy afforded them the opportunity to re-tool and re-strategize for the zero tolerance for fake products campaign.
It was noted that ensuring standardization would require collaboration from all Nigerians.
The Standards Organisation of Nigeria says that its mandate to enforce standards will not be side-stepped.
This is the take home at the end of the three day retreat organised for the management staff of the standards agency.
The programme which explored the theme, repositioning for optimal performance in a diversified economy afforded them the opportunity to re-tool and re-strategize for the zero tolerance for fake products campaign.
It was noted that ensuring standardization would require collaboration from all Nigerians.
The Standards Organisation of Nigeria says that its mandate to enforce standards will not be side-stepped.
This is the take home at the end of the three day retreat organised for the management staff of the standards agency.
The programme which explored the theme, repositioning for optimal performance in a diversified economy afforded them the opportunity to re-tool and re-strategize for the zero tolerance for fake products campaign.
It was noted that ensuring standardization would require collaboration from all Nigerians.
The Standards Organisation of Nigeria says that its mandate to enforce standards will not be side-stepped.
This is the take home at the end of the three day retreat organised for the management staff of the standards agency.
The programme which explored the theme, repositioning for optimal performance in a diversified economy afforded them the opportunity to re-tool and re-strategize for the zero tolerance for fake products campaign.
It was noted that ensuring standardization would require collaboration from all Nigerians.
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