By PARTICIPANTS of the just-concluded ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management Systems training programme have commended the Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) and Rucotech Integrated Services Nigeria Limited (RISNL) for what they described as a transformative learning experience.
The three-day intensive training, which held in Warri, Delta State, wrapped up on Wednesday, July 9, with a presentation of starter packs, brand-new 13th generation HP laptops, and certificates to the graduating participants.
The training, aimed at empowering young professionals from the Niger Delta with globally recognized quality management knowledge, was facilitated by Rucotech, a Centre for Management Development (CMD)-accredited firm known for its high-caliber training delivery.
Several participants, who spoke during the closing ceremony, described the programme as “world-class” and “eye-opening,” applauding Rucotech’s professionalism, hospitality, and impactful delivery.
“This is the first time I’ve attended a training that was this structured, comprehensive, and rewarding,” said one of the trainees. “From the content to the facilitators, and even the logistics—everything was top-notch.”
Executive Secretary of the NCDMB, Engr. Felix Omatshola Ogbe, represented at the event by Mr. Festus Erubore, expressed deep satisfaction with the successful outcome of the training. He praised Rucotech for its exceptional organization and lauded the facilitators for their expertise.
“We are very pleased with the quality of this programme. The professionalism exhibited by Rucotech and the competence of the resource persons are commendable,” Erubore stated.
“This is the kind of collaboration we envision—where local firms deliver training that meets international standards and adds real value to participants.”
Also speaking, the Chief Executive Officer of Rucotech, Prince Collins Oritsetimeyin Edema—an ITF Certified Master Trainer and CMD-certified expert—thanked the NCDMB for the confidence reposed in his firm.
“We are honoured to partner with the NCDMB in building human capital in the Niger Delta. Since our establishment in 2014, Rucotech has remained committed to quality, innovation, and global standards,” Edema said.
“This training is a testament to what’s possible when institutions work together for the growth of our people.”
The ceremony concluded with group photographs, certificate presentations, and enthusiastic applause from attendees, many of whom expressed hope for more such opportunities to bridge skill gaps and enhance employability across the region.
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