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POSTMASTER GENERAL'S STATEMENT |
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The growing importance of postal communication over the years has led to increased
concern about the operations of the postal service. Despite increasing threat of
modern technology in the areas of telecommunications, the Internet vis-a-vis the
prevailing global economic liberalization policy, the Post remains a constant factor
in the league of communication options available to the people. |
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In contemporary Nigeria, postal service is still the most affordable means of communication
to a greater percentage of our population. It has continued to play the role of
an important medium of communication that can not be ignored. Interestingly, the
Post is even waxing stronger and absorbing the potentials of new technology into
its array of services. |
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The Nigerian Postal Service has come a long way, especially, as a service provider
in the Postal Industry. It is a member of the Global Postal Family (Universal Postal
Union), the Pan African POstal Union (PAPU) with about 4,000 postal establishments,
NIPOST has been providing postal and allied services to individuals and corporate
bodies within and outside the country in the best possible way. |
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From the early part of the year, 2000, the present NIPOST Management has within
the ambit of available resources turned around the organisation by putting in place
some innovations and modalities to ensure improved services and customer satisfaction. |
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This profile is a brief report on the activities of the Nigerian Postal Service
with the intent to intimate the public with vital information on NIPOST transformation. |
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