By Albert Akota
The National Senior Citizens Centre (NSCC) has put all machinery in place to establish Continuing Engagement Bureau (CEB) program.
The CEB Program will also help to provide platforms for incubating and utilizing the skills, talents, experiences and resources of retirees and other senior citizens for national and community development through volunteerism or paid employment.
The NSCC Director General, Dr. Emem Omokaro disclosed this in Abuja at the Service Level Collaborations and Review of the Dummy Portal and other Support Instruments for the Establishment of NSCC Continuing Engagement Bureau (CEB) Program.
The event which was aimed at building the foundational synergies between the National Senior Citizens’ Centre (NSCC) and its critical partners, was organized with the objectives of having an understanding of the input requirements and outputs of the CEB by its key partners.
Dr. Omokaro noted that the NSCC is focussing on the optimistic perception of aging which is the reason for the CEB Program, adding that it is also driving the Centre’s National Plan of Action and Strategic Roadmap.
