The Nations Builders Corps (NABCO) initiative which was launched by President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, on Tuesday, 1st May 2018 comes to end in this month of October 2021.
President Akufo-Addo while launching the programme was confident that by the time NABCO trainees exit scheme “the requisite work readiness skills and experience, often deemed a barrier to their employment as fresh graduates, would have been resolved.”
According to President Akufo-Addo, “NABCO will be the vehicle to deliver one hundred thousand (100,000) jobs in seven (7) prioritised areas, defined as the following modules: Educate Ghana; Heal Ghana; Feed Ghana; Revenue Ghana; Digitize Ghana; Enterprise Ghana; and Civic Ghana.”
Meanwhile, the Ghana Standard Authority (GSA) has asked all trainees under the programme working with the authority to proceed on a two-week mandatory leave starting Monday November 1.
A notice signed by Douglas Nii Teiko Annan dated 29th October 2021 said “As part of the exit plan of the NABCO programme which ends this month, we write to inform all NABCO trainees to proceed on two weeks mandatory leave effective Monday 2021-II-1 to 2021-11-15.
“The Mandatory leave has become necessary for management in consultation with the National NABCO secretariat to plan and strategize on retaining trainees for the services of the authority.”
Source: myghanadaily
