NPC Chairman: Latest Updates for the Supervisors, Enumerators, who will be on the field for 7 days, NPC Ad-hoc Staff
NPC Chairman: Latest Updates for the Supervisors, Enumerators, who will be on the field for 7 days, NPC Ad-hoc Staff
NPC Chairman:- The National Population Commission is collaborating with NIPOST to train staff members for the ground-truthing of the Postcode Area Delineation Model at the NASRDA’s Office in Abuja as part of efforts to leave our nation a uniform & digital postcode system that supports Nigeria’s development.
“A postcode system assigns a unique alphanumeric code to every dwelling entity in the country, taking into consideration its unique use (residential, commercial, medicare, or educational) and geographical location.”
“This training session is for Supervisors, Enumerators, and GIS officers who will be working on the ground for 7 days in Bwari Area Council of the FCT, Abuja, to validate the Model.” This is a micro-test before the entire nation gets divided into Postcode Areas.
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The Digital Chairman of NPC, Hon. Nasir Isa Kwarra, Postmaster General of NIPOST, Hon. Sunday Adeyemi Adepoju, Director General of NASRDA, Dr. Halilu Ahmad Shaba, and NPC Federal Commissioner, Akwa Ibom, were present to proclaim the training workshop open today.
The 2013 National Addressing Policy mandated that the current 6-digit numeric National Postcode be expanded in order to improve the postcode’s level of granularity. The NPC and NIPOST collaborated to create the enhanced postcode structure.
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“NIPOST plans to use a significant amount of geospatial materials that NPC generated from the EAD process for the 2023 Census, including a digital map of every building in Nigeria, to divide the entire nation into different Postcode Areas with distinctive identities.”