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How unscrupulous and immoral can the PAP be to use taxpayer money to train their leadership cadre under the guise of Grassroot leaders. How many non PAP party members have been trained by the abomination? Zero?
Training institute for grassroots leaders, NACLI, marks 50th anniversary -
SINGAPORE - An institute which trains grassroots leaders marked its 50th anniversary on Sunday with the launch of a commemorative book and new identity.
The National Community Leadership Institute (NACLI) was first set up in 1964 to empower youths to contribute to national development. Then named the Buona Vista Youth Leadership Training Centre, it was the idea of then-Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew.
Over the years, its role has evolved to become a place where grassroots leaders are taught how to perform their roles and serve residents better. The institute has trained over 650,000 leaders including Minister for Social and Family Development Chan Chun Sing.
Chairman of the NACLI Board Grace Fu said the institute's work of grooming grassroots leaders who connect the government to the people will only grow in importance as society changes.
Training institute for grassroots leaders, NACLI, marks 50th anniversary -
SINGAPORE - An institute which trains grassroots leaders marked its 50th anniversary on Sunday with the launch of a commemorative book and new identity.
The National Community Leadership Institute (NACLI) was first set up in 1964 to empower youths to contribute to national development. Then named the Buona Vista Youth Leadership Training Centre, it was the idea of then-Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew.
Over the years, its role has evolved to become a place where grassroots leaders are taught how to perform their roles and serve residents better. The institute has trained over 650,000 leaders including Minister for Social and Family Development Chan Chun Sing.
Chairman of the NACLI Board Grace Fu said the institute's work of grooming grassroots leaders who connect the government to the people will only grow in importance as society changes.
