The Nigerian Postal Services (NIPOST) has said that it is committed to implementing the digital economy agenda of the Federal Government.
The Postmaster General (PMG) NIPOST, Mr. Sunday Adepoju stated this on Monday in a statement made available to newsmen in Abuja to commemorate the 2023 World Post Day.
He said that World Post Day was a day set aside to celebrate the establishment of the Universal Postal Union (UPU).
The PMG said that this year’s theme tagged “Together for trust: collaborating for a safe and connected future’’ underscored the digital economy and renewed hope for President Bola Tinubu’s administration.
He added that this year’s theme emphasized the crucial role that the postal service plays in keeping the country connected at unprecedented times, and how it is working to build a safe future.
He added that today also presented the opportunity for postal authorities in all countries to educate government officials and the public on the important and invaluable contributions of the post in socio–economic development.
Adepoju also reiterated its commitment to efficient service delivery adding that NIPOST as a service organization was aware of its huge role in the growth of the digital economy.
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Adepoju said that NIPOST was collaborating with some government agencies like the National Population Commission (NPC), National Space Research and Development Agency (NASDRA), and security agencies to ensure the effective delivery of its mandate.
