Iloke Egbe
The State Coordinator, Nigeria Community Action for Resilience and Economy Stimulus NG-CARES, Chief Henry Egbelo has unveiled his target for the NG-CARES programme in the State, that only the first three positions are good for the State.
He disclosed this during an enlarged meeting of Heads of delivery platforms and Technical Staff of all projects under NG-CARES held at the State Cares Coordinating office, 31/32 school road State Housing Estate Calabar. He affirmed that under his coordination only the first and second position in Nigeria is preferred for the State, this he said is achievable and encouraged Staff to gear up for the task ahead.
Speaking on the strategies to achieve the sets target, Mr Henry asserted that improving Staff welfare is cardinal to achieving the desired results for the State given that the State secured a favourable position and it's leading in southern Nigeria.
He admitted that given the competence and capabilities of Staff, and their track records across the delivery platforms what is required is proper motivation march with the required technology and satisfactory results can be achieved.
He charged heads of delivery platforms to monitor their Staff and ensure that they perform their duties according to timelines while assuring that support will be extended to Staff in terms of required work equipment which will enhance effective and efficient service delivery.
He further alluded that the issues of training, laptops, logistics and team bonding are essential for collective growth and the enabling environment will be provided to further boost Staff morale in regards to their job schedules and performance.
In an interview with some of the participants, Dr Innocent Odey, accountant with NG-CARES expressed satisfaction with the tempo of the engagement citing the attendance, the rubost agenda and comportment from Staff which speaks volume about the success of the meeting, adding that more good times are coming and the rewards for hard work is more work.
Adding her voice, Dr. Mrs Esther Awa from Community and Social Development Agency also expressed excitement stating that the meeting is very important as it is viewed as a significant milestone in the success of the Programme from the national office. While the Head of Operations, SOCU Mr Godwin Ador simply pointed out that the outcome from meeting and the ambience is an indication that NG-CARES 2.0 would be far better than I.0.
Highlights of the meeting was the presentation of report by Heads of delivery platforms under the NG-CARES. In attendance were all Heads of projects and all Technical Staff in different platforms under NG-CARES.
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