The Nigerian Copyright Commission (NCC) has commenced a capacity-building workshop at the Michael Imoudu National Institute for Labour Studies (MINILS), Ilorin.
The workshop which commenced on Monday, 4 May, 2026, is themed _“Strengthening Organisational Ideals and Workplace Collaboration for Effective Regulatory Service Delivery”_ for officers on Grade Levels 13 and 14.
Representing the Director General of MINILS, Comrade Issa Aremu mni, the Institute’s Director of Human Resource Management, Dr Danjuma Lawan, in his opening address, apologised for the DG’s absence, explaining that he was attending another official assignment in Abuja.
Lawan described the workshop as unique due to the large turnout of participants and assured attendees that MINILS had deployed seasoned facilitators with deep expertise in labour and trade union matters to ensure a rewarding learning experience.
He noted that the institute has continued to witness significant progress under its current leadership and reaffirmed its commitment to fulfilling its mandate through quality capacity development programmes.
Speaking at the event, the Director General of NCC, Dr John Asein, said the Commission selected MINILS because of its established track record in labour education.
Asein stressed the importance of synergy between management and staff in strengthening organisational ideals and enhancing workplace collaboration for effective regulatory service delivery. He urged participants to take full advantage of the workshop to improve their capacity for the benefit of their organisation and national development.
Earlier, the Director of the coordinating department, Dr Michael Raji, welcomed participants and encouraged them to maximise the opportunity provided by their management to enhance both personal and organisational growth.
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