Politics
Justice ministry plans more trainings for staff in Delta
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Delta State Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice, Ekemejero Ohwovoriole, has said that the ministry of Justice would organize more trainings for its staff and directors in 2025 for their growth.
The Public Relations Officer (PRO) of the ministry, Onoriode Etastemi, in a statement on Wednesday in Asaba, disclosed this during the award presentation ceremony organized by the ministry of Justice to appreciate Directors and staffers of the ministry.
He said that trainings are geared towards equipping staff with the relevant skills and knowledge for the growth and development of the ministry and for themselves when they are retired.
Ohwovoriole stated that the Ministry would organize more trainings for the staff in 2025 to enhance their capacity and knowledge.
He enjoined the Directors and heads of Units to submit their work plan for 2025 and urged them to strive to effectively achieve the plan for the overall benefits of the Ministry and the state government in general.
The commissioner said that since he resumed duty in February, 2024 as the State Attorney-General, he had continued to receive massive support from the staff of the ministry of Justice.
Ohowovoriole appreciated the staff of the Ministry of Justice for their unrelenting efforts and support towards the growth of the Ministry.
He thanked God for keeping him and his staff alive and for protecting them since the beginning of the year, adding that it calls for celebration.
NAN
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