FG to partner CIPM on human resource management

The Federal Ministry of Labour and Employment has stated that the government will continue to partner with Chartered Institute of Personnel Management of Nigeria (CIPM) to promote excellence in human resource management. Speaking during the 57th International Conference and Exhibition of CIPM in Abuja, the Minister of Labour and Employment, Dr. Muhammadu Maigari Dingyadi, said […]

The Federal Ministry of Labour and Employment has stated that the government will continue to partner with Chartered Institute of Personnel Management of Nigeria (CIPM) to promote excellence in human resource management.

Speaking during the 57th International Conference and Exhibition of CIPM in Abuja, the Minister of Labour and Employment, Dr. Muhammadu Maigari Dingyadi, said this is important to develop the nation’s workforce and drive sustainable national growth.

Dingyadi who lauded CIPM for bringing together Nigeria’s foremost HR professionals to exchange ideas and shape the future of work said the theme of this conference resonates deeply with the Federal Government’s renewed hope agenda, particularly in youth empowerment, enterprise development, and the pursuit of the Sustainable Development Goals.

On his part, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu commended CIPM for its visionary role in advancing the nation’s human capital agenda, describing the Institute as a key partner in Nigeria’s journey toward building a future-ready workforce.

President Tinubu, represented by the Head of the Civil Service of the Federation, Mrs. Didi Esther Walson-Jack, OON, mni, praised CIPM for sustaining its leadership in people management and for convening the country’s foremost experts to deliberate on the theme “Reimagining the New World of Work.”

He noted that the theme aligns with the Federal Government’s commitment to harnessing Nigeria’s demographic advantage through digital transformation and large-scale talent development. “Human capital development is central to our renewed hope agenda,” the President said.

In his opening address, Mallam Ahmed Ladan Gobir, President and Chairman of the Governing Council of CIPM, described the conference as more than a gathering, “a movement to shape the mindset, skills, and culture of the Nigerian workforce for the new realities of work.

“The future will not reward the strongest or the smartest, but those brave enough to stay human in a digital world,” Gobir declared.