The Federal Government has said it is committed to repositioning the Mining Cadastre Office (MCO) through transformation, to improve productivity across the country.
This was disclosed by the Director-General of the MCO, Mr Simon Nkom at a one-day Review for Development (R4D) Retreat, in the nation’s capital, Abuja.
The Director-General said that the essence of the retreat was for repositioning the entire mining cadastre to meet up with recent challenges facing the office.
NAN reports that the MCO inaugurated a new Online Mining Cadastre System based on GAF’s eMC+ framework, in November last year.
The new system was aimed at connecting the six newly-established zonal offices in six geopolitical zones with the headquarters in the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja.
The DG said, “We have to discuss on how we can move forward to be able to achieve the best in the next years to come.
“Knowing where we are coming from, we have to work hard to ensure that we get what we are looking for, to be able to achieve our objectives.
“In view of that, there’s a need for the staff to be retreated to make the work better”.
