Kogi unveils mission inspection kits as Ododo fees engineers on professionalism, accountability

Kogi state governor, Alhaji Ahmed Usman Ododo, on Tuesday on the Government House in Lokoja, unveiled mission inspection kits produced by the State Ministry of Works, charging engineers, supervisors and different technical personnel to uphold professionalism, accountability, teamwork and security within the execution and monitoring of public infrastructure initiatives.

Governor Ododo, who described the Ministry of Works as central to the event of the state, mentioned the ministry occupied a strategic place in translating authorities insurance policies and improvement plans into tangible initiatives that straight have an effect on the lives of the folks.

According to him, the success of any administration was carefully linked to the efficiency of its works and infrastructure sector, stressing that engineers and different civil servants had important roles to play in making certain that public investments ship the specified advantages.

The governor expressed appreciation to the state’s engineers, accountants, technicians, supervisors and different civil servants for his or her contributions to the continued improvement of Kogi state.

He famous that his nearer engagement with the workforce since he assumed workplace had strengthened his confidence of their capability to handle the state’s improvement challenges.

He noticed that many civil servants possessed the data {and professional} competence required to ship outcomes however wanted the best working atmosphere, encouragement and institutional help to carry out optimally.

“When you work for the people, you are indirectly working for yourself. When you project your commitment, you are also projecting yourself,” the governor mentioned, urging public officers to recognise that their contributions to the state’s improvement would stay a part of its historical past.

He additionally known as for stronger collaboration between political officeholders {and professional} civil servants, urging engineers to supply technical recommendation each time they determine higher approaches to mission execution.