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Gov Fintiri’s Support for State Planning Commission Yields Positive Results as MDAs Undergo Training on Network Map

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Gov Fintiri’s Support for State Planning Commission Yields Positive Results as MDAs Undergo Training on Network Map

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By Emmanuel Kwada

The Adamawa State Planning Commission has taken a significant step towards enhancing the capacity of its Ministries, Departments, and Agencies (MDAs) by organizing a workshop on Creating Influence Network Map. The event, which was held at the Commission’s conference hall in Yola, aimed to equip key staff with the skills and knowledge required to analyze complex systems, networks, and relationships to achieve desired organizational goals.

Staff during the training

According to Dr. Mary Paninga, the Executive Chairman of the Adamawa State Planning Commission, the workshop will serve as a valuable resource for stakeholders, enabling them to plan, understand, visualize, discuss, and network to achieve assistance and interventions from partners in meeting their aspirations. The Chairman emphasized that the workshop will help organizations leverage on relationships to achieve their goals, which is a crucial aspect of effective planning and development.

The Permanent Secretary in the commission, Hassan Modibbo, thanked Governor Fintiri for supporting the commission in ensuring that the state is put on sound footing in developmental plans. This support has been instrumental in elevating the state amongst its equals, and the commission is committed to continuing this momentum.

The one-day training was attended by Permanent Secretaries from various ministries, including Finance, ADSEM, Education, Budget & Economic Planning, Livestock, and Environmental, among others

The one-day training was attended by Permanent Secretaries from various ministries, including Finance, ADSEM, Education, Budget & Economic Planning, Livestock, and Environmental, among others. Dr. Markus Peter Danbaki, the Director of Planning and Research at the Ministry of Livestock and Aquaculture, remarked that the workshop is timely and would indeed move Adamawa State forward in achieving its MDA plans and goals.

Papers were presented on Network Map Influence in Organizations by the Principal Special Assistant to the Governor on Civil Society Organizations and the Executive Director of Environment Care, Yohana Moses. These presentations provided valuable insights into the importance of network mapping in organizational development and the role it can play in achieving desired outcomes.

This workshop is a significant step towards achieving the state’s developmental goals

The Adamawa State Planning Commission’s efforts to build the capacity of its MDAs are commendable, and this workshop is a significant step towards achieving the state’s developmental goals. By providing its staff with the necessary skills and knowledge, the commission is empowering them to make informed decisions and drive development in the state.

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