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Nigeria must invest in human capital development –AMCON boss

27th November 2018
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The Managing Director/CEO of Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON), Ahmed Kuru, has called on the government and institutions at all levels to pay more attention to human capital development, which he described as the key to the paradigm shift the country is clamouring for.

Kuru who was special guest of honour at the 2018 edition of the annual Presidential Dinner for the graduating Senior Executive Course 40 participants of the National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies (NIPSS), organised by the Alumni Association of the National Institute (AANI), said no country in the world has been able to attain change without a strategy that supports consistent investment in the development of its human capital.

His words: “It is not easy to have a paradigm shift in two, three or even eight years the way most of us are demanding for change in this country. Institutions and governments at all levels must ensure consistent and sustained investment in the development of human capital, which in turn will gradually change the narratives of development in our dear country.

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I believe that NIPSS is strategically positioned to achieve this because of the caliber of people that are privileged to attend the course.

“To achieve that, however, we must invest in research especially in the area of education. So if we must have a country of our dream, we must invest and develop our human capital but above all, we have to critically study those policy decisions that brought us where we are today as a nation and strive to correct wherever we may have made mistakes. However, we cannot achieve any of these if we are not patriotic citizens.”

The AMCON boss argued that his interaction with the cream of the Nigerian public sector including the military, police, banking, labour and other strategic institutions, has revealed that members of the national institute have occupied enviable positions of heads of state, governors, senators, ministers, captains of industry and heads of traditional institutions, among others, meant that they have the powers to make the desired changes in the country.

Adding, “This role no doubt signifies how important the society views each and every one of you. It is therefore incumbent on you to demonstrate high sense of leadership and responsibility that is devoid of any form of parochialism and sentiment.

The fast pace of change and national development in countries across the world, especially in past decades, has been driven by a paradigm shift towards thinking globally and acting locally. Successful national growth and development have therefore been accomplished under inherently deft, visionary and people oriented national policies and strategies.

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