CITAD Empowers Newly Employed PWDs in Kano with Work Ethics
The Centre for Information Technology and Development (CITAD) hosted a one-day workshop on work ethics for newly employed individuals with disabilities in Kano State.
The event, held on Saturday at CITAD’s Kano office, aimed to equip persons with disabilities (PWDs) with essential skills for their new roles.
Engr. Yunusa Zakari Ya’u, CITAD’s Executive Director, represented by PWD Coordinator Malam Hamza Aminu Fagge, highlighted the challenges faced by PWDs in the workplace, including societal prejudice, limited resources, and inaccessible facilities. “These barriers hinder their ability to contribute meaningfully and achieve self-sufficiency,” Fagge stated.
According to Aminu Fagge, “CITAD’s goals are to break down these barriers and create an inclusive environment where PWDs can thrive.”
He added that every individual, regardless of ability, has the potential to make a significant impact if given the right support.
Malam Isa Musa Burji, Assistant Zonal Director of the Nassarawa Zonal Office at the Kano State Ministry of Education, discussed the duties and responsibilities of civil servants, emphasizing dedication and ethical conduct.
Malam Musa Burji said, “Dedication and ethical conduct are the cornerstones of a successful civil service career.”
“Upholding these values will not only benefit you but also the entire community you serve.”
“Remember that your role as a civil servant is to serve the public with integrity and respect,” Malam Musa Burji stressed.
He also encouraged the newly employed PWDs to uphold these values in their professional lives.
Mr. Amadu Adamu from ICS Kano office presented on work ethics, stressing the importance of trust and respect among colleagues. “A positive and productive work environment is built on trust and mutual respect,” Adamu remarked.
In his closing remarks, Mr. Buhari Abba commended the participants for their enthusiasm and commitment. “Today marks the beginning of a journey towards greater inclusion and productivity in our workplaces,” Abba said.
Attendees expressed their gratitude for the opportunity to enhance their skills and knowledge through the workshop.
