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The new Registrar and Chief Executive Officer of
National Examinations Council (NECO), Professor Abdulrasheed Garba yesterday
assumed office in Minna.
He succeeds Professor
Monday Thommy Joshua who spent only 50 days as registrar.
The new helmsman
assured staff to build on the legacies of his predecessor and promised to
operate an open door policy with fairness to all, while he said freedom of
association will be encouraged.
The Nation reports:
Garba who appealed for
maximum support, understanding and cooperation for the success of the council
in the years to come said staff welfare will be given priority attention.
The NECO boss vowed to
maintain the credibility and mandate of NECO adding that the era of
marginalization was over as equal opportunity was assured.
“My predecessor built a
big NECO family and brought harmony, I promise to build upon it and take
the council to the next level,” he said
Earlier, the former
Registrar, Professor Joshua who received cheers from staff said, “I am leaving
NECO as a very happy man. We are able to run NECO harmoniously with a policy of
fairness and inclusiveness.”
He urged the work force
to extend same support and cooperation he enjoyed to his successor because they
stood by him and believed in him throughout his stay in NECO therefore appealed
the hands of fellowship in multiple to his successor.
Garba, is a professor of
guidance and counseling, he was also a special adviser to Minister of
Education, Mallam Ibrahim Shekarau while the former registrar moves to the National
Commission for Collages of Education as its Executive Secretary.
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