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SON, DG Commences Familiarization Tour To Institutes, Formations In Enugu

The Director General and Chief Executive of Standards Organisation of Nigeria, Mallam Farouk Salim has started tour of formations and Institutes under his organizationโ€™s purview, as well as interact with government officials and concern stakeholders.

According to a statement, his first point of call will be a two โ€“ day visit to Enugu State. In his familiarisation tour to the various establishments and Offices in the Organisation, Mallam Salim will be visiting the Coal City State of Enugu on Tuesday, 24th November,2020 to inspect and interact with Staff of the agencyโ€™s National Metrology Institute under construction.

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The SON helmsman is also expected to visit the Engineering laboratory, South East Regional Office and the State Office, all located in Emene industrial layout, Emene in Enugu State.

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It would be recalled that the headquarters of the Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON) was originally cited in Enugu, but later moved to Lagos and Abuja.

The National Metrology Institute as a critical driving force for the realisation of the nationโ€™s critical quality infrastructure is very dear to the new DG of SON. He will use the opportunity to inspect the progress of work at the institute and hold meetings with the Staff.

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Mallam Farouk will also pay courtesy calls on the Executive Governor of Enugu State, the GOC,82 Division of the Nigerian Army and the Commissioner of Police in the State on 25th November,2020.

He is expected to interact with Members of the Organised Private Sector and Stakeholders in the State before returning to Abuja . An advocate of grass root democracy, Mallam Farouk Salim believes in bringing the dividends of standardisation to the rural dwellers and growing capacity utilization of the industries.

 

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