Renewed Optimism: Nigeria’s Mining DG Praised for Progressive Initiatives
The director general of the Nigeria Mining Cadastral Office (NMCO), Engr. Obadiah Simon Nkom, has garnered commendation from over 100 civil society groups for his exemplary leadership and transformative initiatives within the agency.
During a recent press conference in Abuja, the convener of the Nigeria Civil Rights Movement, Nwogu Ndubisi, lauded Engr. Nkom for his significant contribution to the NMCO, particularly his successful implementation of a modern and efficient cadastral system. This has revolutionised the management of mining rights and licenses, promoting transparency and reducing corruption.
In addition to this, Engr. Nkom’s steadfast commitment to ethical practices and good governance has earned widespread admiration. The NMCO has cultivated a culture of integrity and professionalism, setting a high standard for excellence within the industry.
The NMCO’s dedication to environmental sustainability and responsible mining practices has also been praised. The enforcement of stringent environmental regulations reflects a commitment to safeguarding Nigeria’s precious ecosystems from the adverse impacts of mining activities.
Furthermore, the NMCO has prioritised capacity building and human resource development, investing in training programs and knowledge-sharing initiatives to empower its staff and stakeholders with the necessary skills and expertise.
Engr. Nkom’s visionary approach and strategic thinking have been pivotal in transforming the NMCO into a beacon of hope and progress, aligning the agency with the aspirations of the people and the vision of a transformative leader.
The Nigeria Civil Rights Movement expressed confidence in the NMCO’s continued role in realising President Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda, propelling the nation towards unprecedented heights of prosperity and development. This collective endorsement reflects the widespread recognition and acclaim for Engr. Nkom’s leadership and the positive impact of the NMCO’s initiatives.
