NASPRI partners IIPS to military graphics designers, printers

The Commandant of the Nigerian Army School of Public Relations and Information, Lieutenant Colonel Adamu Ngulde has led officers and some students of NASPRI to establish a partnership with the International Institute for Publishing Studies at the University of Abuja.

The partnership between NASPRI and IIP, sealed on Thursday, will entail training students of X1 Graphics Design and Printing. 

The training programme will be in line with global best practices in printing technology.

The Commandant, while stating the purpose of his visit, noted that NASPRI is committed to training students to acquire practical knowledge and exposure needed to fit into the demands of the Nigerian Military. 

Ngulde further urged the students to open their minds to learning, ask questions, where necessary, and maintain the highest level of discipline as military personnel. 

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He thanked the Director of the Institute for his quick and timely approval of the request for the training programme. 

In his response, the Director, International Institute for Publishing Studies, University of Abuja, Prof. Chris Wolumati Ogbondah, welcomed the Commandant and his entourage to the institution’s Publishing Centre at the University of Abuja. 

Ogbondah described the Military as the pride of the nation and promised to oversee the training of the students. 

He disclosed that all applications used in graphics design would be made known to the students and as well exposed them to modern printing machines in the centre.

The highlight of the visit was a tour of the institute’s facilities, led by the former and current General Manager UniAbuja Printing Limited, Alhaji Abdulwasiu Mustapha and Eguzoro Gideon, and group photographs.