The sectors include Nigeria Immigration Services, Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC), the Debt Management Office (DMO), the Office of the Auditor General of the Federation, Deposit Money Banks, and the Federal Inland Revenue Service.
Other organisations visited were the Federal Secretariat for various ministries and parastatals, including the Office of the Head of Service, the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and the Nigerian Law Reforms Commission.
In a memo dated June 6, 2023, titled ‘’Report of a Week-long Advocacy Campaign for CEMPA/CEMBA’’ and signed by the coordinator and team lead, Associate Professor Johnson I. Okoh, it was stated that the main thrust of the advocacy campaign was to create awareness of the programmes and encourage potential students to apply so as to increase student enrolment.
According to Okoh, the five-day advocacy campaign yielded several positive outcomes, ranging from increased awareness about the executive programme, addressing misconceptions about NOUN, cross marketing of other university programmes, and stakeholder engagement, among others.
Meanwhile, the advocacy team, led by the coordinator of the CEMBA/CEMPA Unit, also had members of staff from the Department of Public Administration and Business Administration in attendance.
