NAOC Commissions Library, Classrooms

In a bid to boost human capacity development and conducive learning environment in its host communities, the Nigerian Agip Oil Company (NAOC) has commissioned a school library and a six classroom block in Bayelsa and Delta States, respectively.

Speaking at the commissioning of the respective school library/furniture  at Ologoama community-in Nembe  Local Government Area of Bayelsa State and a –six classroom block at Irri Grammar School, Irri, Isoko South Local Government Area of Delta State, NAOC General Manager, District Giovanni Salvini, represented by the Public  Relation, Communication and Government Laison Manager, Prince Nwachuku Obi, said that the library and furniture  will –enhance the reading capacity of the people, as the six classrooms will improve the learning condition of the students of the school.

He urged the respective  communities to make optimum utilisation of the projects, protect the facilities and maintain the existing peace in the area.

In an address  presented by the Ologoama Community Development Committee (CDC) Chairman, Pastor Orifielate Adaminegbe and read by Magnus Alpheus,  Agip was commended for encouraging   human capacity development through the provision of a library with furniture, in the area. He however, appealed for the rehabilitation  of the health centre and provision of ambulance boat, to address cases of emergency  in the community.

While in Irri, the community President, Engr Dickson Edugbo, expressed gratitude over the commissioning  of the Six classroom block  in the school, noting that it will go a long way to alleviate classroom shortages experienced in the school.

He drew the attention of NAOC        to the Cottage Hospital, Primary School block and other projects sited in the area by Agip that deserves commissioning and called for the  review of  the MoU with the company.

The representative of the Isoko South Local Government Council  Chairman, Head of Personnel Management, Sammy Iheme, while commending NAOC for complementing councils  towards provision of conducive academic  environment,  he urged Agip to make the school a model by fencing the school and providing  a science labolatory for the students.