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NPC begins area demarcation In Adamawa 

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The  National  Population Commission (NPC) has begun the Enumeration Area  Demarcation In Adamawa State.
This was disclosed by the  Federal  Commissioner of the  National  Population, Dr Clifford  T. O. Zirra, while briefing Journalists during a press conference at the Yola office of the commission.
The  Federal  Commissioner of the  NPC stated that the Enumeration Area Demarcation is one of the core preparatory activities for the  Census exercise that constitutes the foundation on which the entire Census architecture stands.
He explained that the commission has resolved to get it right in the quest to deliver to the nation an  accurate, reliable, acceptable and verifiable  census  for the country, pointing out that the  NPC is leaving  no stone unturned in order to  ensure that  the  Enumeration Area Demarcation is carried out meticulously, professionally and scientifically in order to provide the basis for the smooth conduct of the next Census in the  Country.
Dr. Clifford T. O. Zirra  also  called on all critical  stakeholders to support the  commission for the  realization of the conduct of the next census exercise, and  solicited for the  assistance of the  Local Government Councils and the  Traditional Institutions in the provision of guides and accommodation for the field  staff, stressing that the  commission has put in place adequate logistics  arrangement  for effective deployment of personnel and  materials in the selected Local Government Areas.
He also solicited for the support of the state government and the security agencies for the smooth conduct of the exercise scheduled to take place in Michika local government area, explaining that already the commission has conducted a successful exercise in Yola  North,  Girei, Numan and Mayo Belwa Local Government Areas.
The  Commissioner of the NPC  also  explained that the  Enumeration Area Demarcation  exercise  is not the Enumeration of persons   living in the  Country and its outcomes will not in any way determine the population  of any Community, Local Government or State, maintaining that the  exercise is just the division of the  country  into  small Geographical areas to facilitate  Enumeration.
He, however, appealed to the state and Local Government  Councils, Traditional  Institutions and communities in the affected areas to support the commission in carrying out the Enumeration Area Demarcation by allowing demarcators unfettered access to facilities and places in the areas to be demarcated.

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