impactfull Corporate Administration Institute Honours Suleiman Chiroma Amongst others.

Impactfull Corporate Administration Institute Honours Suleiman Chiroma Amongst others.
By Undie Emmanuel NASS independent Publishers.
The Deputy Comptroller General of Customs Service NCS,,Dr,Alhassan,Mr Ignatius Echiegu, comrade M kBaba  Gaba,Amb,D Mohammed Tsadu Usman, Barr,Mrs Lauratu Mohammed Idris received Fellowship Award  alongside 32 others at Sandarlia Hotel. On Saturday July 19 the 2025.
The main focus of the Institute fellowship Award Ceremony is about promoting lifelong learning & projected to assist people,move to greater heights and to develop human resources with added value to human Capital development.
The Team of this year fellowship Award conferment on 40 recipients   was titled,"Developing Parallel Intelligence in the Automation Age' calls attention  to Learn , Unlearn And Relearn.
The high point of the lectures moderated by Dr, Bolade Anjourin which gave vent to a shift from manual age to technical age& Data processing and transformation, native Intelligence and robotics. The lectures moderated gave the advantage and the impact of  Artificial intelligence and their various types and impacts.
In conclusion the lectures were really impactful and very apt for the parallel intelligence and synergy of human learning
.most of the award recipients were fully given honour to whom honour beckons and very well deserved, such as that of Suleiman Chiroma the Deputy Comptroller General of Customs Service, ,Dr Alhassan, the ,S A political Nigeria State, Abubakar D Mohammed, Comrade, M K Baba, Gaba, Deputy Director Admin,Nigeria, Mr Ignatius Echiegu of National Assembly, Barr, Mrs Lauratu Mohammed Idris amongst others were in deed   a-cap-That fits
  During the media parley with the National Assembly Independent Publishers, Dr Godswill Onyekwere the Director,/ Chief, Institute of Corporate Administration harps on the milestone achievement of the institute and reflected on the roadmap ahead , of.note this year fellowship Award conferment is the 33rd  Edition. , being a yearly event of the Institution.
Godswill reffled - feathers over the global network and high touching impact of the Institution and recalled five Countries where the Institute organized Seminars and Workshop such as United States,During the media parley with the National Assembly Independent Publishers, Dr Godswill Onyekwere the Director,/ Chief, Institute of Corporate Administration harps on the milestone achievement of the institute and reflected on the roadmap ahead , of.note this year fellowship Award conferment is the 33rd  Edition. , being a yearly event of the Institution.
Godswill reffled - feathers over the global network and high touching impact of the Institution and recalled five Countries where the Institute organized Seminars and Workshop such as United States,During the media parley with the National Assembly Independent Publishers, Dr Godswill Onyekwere the Director,/ Chief, Institute of Corporate Administration harps on the milestone achievement of the institute and reflected on the roadmap ahead , of.note this year fellowship Award conferment is the 33rd  Edition. , being a yearly event of the Institution.
Godswill reffled - feathers over the global network and high touching impact of the Institution and recalled five Countries where the Institute organized Seminars and Workshop such as United States,During the media parley with the National Assembly Independent Publishers, Dr Godswill Onyekwere the Director,/ Chief, Institute of Corporate Administration harps on the milestone achievement of the institute and reflected on the roadmap ahead , of.note this year fellowship Award conferment is the 33rd  Edition. , being a yearly event of the Institution.
Godswill reffled - feathers over the global network and high touching impact of the Institution and recalled five Countries where the Institute organized Seminars and Workshop such as United States,

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