End Of Year: Hon. Onyeka Distributes Gifts, To Workers, Preaches Hardwork, Dedication To Duty
By Uzoma Ekweagu
As part of moves to show appreciation and honor some staff every year, Anambra State Commissioner for Housing, Hon Pauly Onyeka, recently held an End Of Year meeting with staff of the Ministry, to thank them for their dedication and contributions in the infrastructural development policy of Mr Governor, Prof Chukwuma Soludo in Anambra State .
Addressing the workers at the Jerome Udorji State Secretariat Complex, Awka, the Commissioner appreciated the workers for their immense contributions towards the efforts and making
the ministry relevant in the state, especially in the transformation of the state.
He enjoined them to double their efforts next year as more projects would be initiated by the Governor, who, he noted, is desirous to transform the state and make it a livable, smart, mega, prosperous city.
Hon Onyeka maintained that apart from observing the annual rites, sometimes such gatherings help to foster stronger relationship among workers through the communion of eating together and sharing things in common, which he has, for over 20 years, demonstrated in the society .
According to him: “As a commissioner, l run an open door policy which should not be taken for granted. Even in the society, annually, l extend such gesture .
“It is part of a way to give back to the society. The world is nothing. As Christians, we are commanded to make the face of the earth better. But l am surprised that some people still engage in all kinds of atrocities which have repercussions later.”
The staff of the ministry were later given 25 kg of rice and transportation fees, while a resumption meeting of all staff will be held this January.
During the January meeting, two best staff from the six departments – Architecture, Survey as well as Building Construction and Maintenance with the Commissioner/Permanent Secretary Officers, Accounts , Planning Research and Statistics, as well as the Administration Department will be selected to be awarded a cash prize of N500,000 each, with other consolation prices .
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