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NEMA unveil Service Charter for efficient Service delivery
NEMA unveil Service Charter for efficient Service delivery
By: Michael Mike
The Director General National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) Mustapha Habib Ahmed has unveiled the Agency’s Service Charter in line with SERVICOM to entrench efficiency and accountability in delivery of its mandates.
The DG NEMA was joined by the National Coordinator of SERVICOM, Mrs. Nnenna Akajemeli in unveiling the Service Charter in Abuja on Tuesday.
In his remarks, the DG NEMA Mustapha Habib Ahmed described the event as “significant milestone for NEMA and disaster management in Nigeria, as it signify our commitment to providing excellent services to people that are vulnerable and persons affected by disasters.”
He said “I am proud to say that we have always strived hard to deliver the highest Standard of service. However, we believe that there is always room for improvement. We understand that our customers (people in distress) deserve the best, and it is our duty to ensure that their needs are met efficiently and effectively within the period they need support.”
“NEMA as an Agency responsible for managing emergency and disaster in Nigeria, play critical role in safeguarding the lives and well-being of our citizens. We recognize that in times of crisis and during sudden onset emergencies, the public rely on us for support, guidance, and assistance. It is therefore our duty to ensure that our services are delivered with utmost dedication, competence, and compassion.”
He highlighted some facts about the NEMA SERVICOM Charter that it “outlines our commitment to
providing timely and accurate information, responding promptly to emergencies, treating all individuals with respect and dignity. It also emphasizes the importance of continuous improvement, as we Strive to enhance our capabilities and strengthen our partnerships to better serve the public. It is on record that in normal times, we help build the resilience of the people, in times of disasters we support them with life saving interventions.”
Furthermore, he added that the Charter emphasizes the importance of customer feedback and engagement.
“We value the opinions and experiences of our customers, as they provide us invaluable insights on how to improve and make better our service delivery. Through regular surveys, feedback mechanisms and customer interactions, we shall actively seek inputs from our customers to continuously improve our service delivery,” he said.
The DG NEMA underscored the significance of learning and capacity development to achieve the service Charter. Thus, he said “we recognize that service excellence requires a dedicated and knowledgeable workforce. Therefore, we are committed to providing our employees with the necessary training and resources to enhance their skills and expertise.”
He also affirmed the unveiling of the charter as a significant step towards achieving our goal
of providing exceptional service, noting that “it is a proof to our commitment to transparency, accountability, and continuous – improvement. With the SERVICOM Charter as our guide, we are confident that we will not only meet but exceed the expectations.”
He recognized and appreciated the supports from the SERVICOM Office towards the unveiling of the NEMA’s Service Charter.
In her remarks, the National Coordinator/CEO SERVICOM Mrs Nnenna Akajemeli commended NEMA for the bold step taken in the unveiling of the service charter. Mrs Akajemeli who was represented by the Head of Operations at the SERVICOM Office Mrs Ngozi Akinbodewa said NEMA must strive to meet public expectations from its services, while noting that the Agency has taken the right steps to justify public confidence in the delivery of its mandates.
Earlier in her welcome address, the Director Special Duties NEMA Hajiya Fatima Kasim commended that DG NEMA for approving the unveiling of the service charter that will make the Agency and its services more accessible, transparent and accountable to the public.
NEMA unveil Service Charter for efficient Service delivery
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Bandits kill seven, abduct three in Sabon Birni border attack in Sokoto
Bandits kill seven, abduct three in Sabon Birni border attack in Sokoto
By: Zagazola Makama
At least seven persons were killed and three others abducted when armed bandits attacked Kyara village, a remote border community in Sabon Birni Local Government Area of Sokoto State, in the early hours of Thursday.
Sources said the attack occurred at about 4:00 a.m. in the village, which lies close to the Niger Republic border and has no mobile phone network coverage.
The bandits, who were said to be in large numbers and armed with sophisticated weapons, stormed the community, shooting sporadically and causing panic among residents.
During the attack, seven persons were shot dead, while two others sustained gunshot injuries. Three villagers were also kidnapped, and an unspecified number of domestic animals were rustled.
Joint security forces were immediately deployed to the area after the incident was reported. On arrival, they evacuated the corpses and the injured victims to a hospital for autopsy and medical treatment.
Troops have since launched a manhunt for the attackers with a view to rescuing the abducted victims, recovering the rustled livestock and arresting those responsible.
Confidence-building patrols are currently ongoing in and around Kyara village to reassure residents and prevent further attacks.
Bandits kill seven, abduct three in Sabon Birni border attack in Sokoto
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Five injured in suspected IED blast on Bukuyum road in Zamfara
Five injured in suspected IED blast on Bukuyum road in Zamfara
By: Zagazola Makama
Five persons have been seriously injured following a suspected improvised explosive device (IED) explosion along the Takalafiya–Gadar Zaima Road in Bukkuyum Local Government Area (LGA) of Zamfara State.
Sources said the incident occurred at about 11:30 a.m. on Thursday when a motorcycle conveying five passengers ran into an explosive device believed to have been planted by armed bandits targeting security patrols in the area.
The device detonated on contact, causing a loud explosion that severely damaged the motorcycle and left all five occupants with serious injuries.
Following the incident, security operatives immediately closed the road to traffic and advised residents to stay away from the area pending a thorough safety assessment.
The injured victims were evacuated to the General Hospital, Gummi, where they are currently receiving medical treatment.
Movement along the Takalafiya–Gadar Zaima axis remains restricted as security agencies continue to monitor the situation and clear the area of any further threats.
Five injured in suspected IED blast on Bukuyum road in Zamfara
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Three killed in fatal road accident at gaggaba village in Borno
Three killed in fatal road accident at gaggaba village in Borno
By: Zagazola Makama
At least three persons were killed in a fatal motor vehicle accident at Gaggaba Village, Fune Local Government Area of Borno State, early Wednesday morning.
Sources said the accident occurred around 1:20 a.m. when a Daf trailer with registration number DAL 964 YY, driven by Mal. Abubakar, 35, of Maiduguri, traveling from Lagos to Maiduguri, was involved in a collision with a Mitsubishi Canter truck, registration XA 437 NNR, driven by Salisu Ibrahim of Dirra Village, Fune LGA.
The Canter reportedly veered at full speed from its lane and rammed into the Daf trailer, causing the trailer driver and two passengers to fall unconscious. They were immediately rushed to General Hospital Damagum, where the driver and two passengers were pronounced dead by medical personnel.
Three killed in fatal road accident at gaggaba village in Borno
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