Compiled by Suleiman Abubakar MAPSA, Journalist, Lafia
Hon. Silas Ali Agara’s appointment as the Director-General of the National Directorate of Employment (NDE) has ushered in a transformative era for the organization. Within a remarkably short period, his dynamic leadership and innovative strategies have repositioned the NDE as a central force in tackling unemployment and empowering Nigerians with sustainable livelihoods.
Since assuming office, Hon. Agara has implemented bold reforms aimed at revitalizing the NDE’s operations to address the nation’s growing unemployment challenges. His tenure has seen the introduction of forward-thinking initiatives that prioritize youth and women empowerment, skills acquisition, and entrepreneurship development, ensuring that the organization remains relevant in a fast-evolving economic landscape.
Under his guidance, the NDE has expanded its vocational and technical training programs, incorporating cutting-edge skills in ICT, renewable energy, and digital entrepreneurship.
These efforts have equipped thousands of Nigerians with the tools needed to thrive in emerging industries, thereby reducing dependency on traditional employment pathways.
Hon. Agara’s tenure has also been characterized by a collaborative approach, as he has forged strong partnerships with state governments, private sector players, and international organizations.
These alliances have not only enhanced funding and resources for NDE programs but also opened new avenues for employment and wealth creation.
A staunch advocate of accountability and transparency, Hon. Agara has restructured the agency’s operations to ensure efficient service delivery, instilling confidence among stakeholders and beneficiaries alike.
His leadership style reflects his unwavering commitment to creating opportunities and empowering Nigerians to achieve economic independence.
The transformation of the NDE under Hon. Silas Ali Agara’s leadership is nothing short of remarkable.
He has not only changed the narrative of the organization but has also restored hope to millions of unemployed Nigerians.
