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DVLA extends regional office hours to 10pm under 24-Hour Economy

“In line with the government agenda to implement 24-hour services across the country, DVLA can report that it was among the first, if not the first state institution to begin operating a 24-hour office,” he said, adding that the initiative was introduced with support from the sector minister, Joseph Bukari Nikpe.
The CEO added that the extended and 24-hour services had resulted in the recruitment of additional workers to support the increased operating hours and improve service delivery.as part of efforts to improve customer access and support the government’s 24-hour economy agenda.
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