National Productivity Centre Adapts Strategy to Match Tinubu’s 8 Priority Areas

In an effort to better align its activities with the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the National Productivity Centre (NPC) has started reviewing its 2021–2025 Strategic Plan. With this decision, the Center’s programs will now be in line with President Tinubu’s eight priority areas.

This was said in a statement that the center, led by Dr. Nasir Raji Mustapha, released over the weekend.

In keeping with the government’s primary priority areas, the National Productivity Center has decided to update its strategic direction as part of a larger initiative to improve productivity and efficiency across a range of sectors. The Center aims to make a major contribution to the national development agenda and play a crucial role in promoting growth and progress by aligning with the President’s policies.

In order to make sure that the Center’s objectives and operations are completely in line with the strategic vision of President Tinubu’s administration, extensive consultations and assessments are anticipated as part of the evaluation process. The National Productivity Center hopes to increase its influence and significance in supporting the nation’s economic growth and sustainable development by taking this proactive step.

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