The Jigawa State and Local Governments Contributory Pension Scheme Board has launched a two-day in-house workshop for internal auditors aimed at equipping audit staff with the skills needed to close the widening expectation gap.
This is because the Scheme seeks to improve audit effectiveness, address delays in report submissions, and strengthen collaboration with stakeholders across the state.
PUNCH Online gathered that the Board organised the training, titled “Narrowing the Expectation Gap Arising from Internal Audit Role – A Practical Approach,” to address key challenges facing audit staff within the state and local government system.
Facilitating the opening session held on Thursday at the Scheme’s Conference Room in Dutse, the state capital, the Executive Secretary of the Scheme, Dr Bilyaminu Shittu, said the training was designed to address critical challenges within the audit unit.
“The workshop brought together internal auditors for practical sessions on duty schedules, audit manuals, and stakeholder relations,”
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