Commissioner Advocates Mutual Work Relationship

The Rivers State Commissioner for Works Hon. Austin Ben-Chioma has called for a symbiotic working relationship in the ministry.
The commissioner made the call in his office, Wednesday during the familiarisation meeting with staff of the River State Ministry of Works in Port Harcourt.
The commissioner noted that his administration would not witch hunt anyone and called for cooperation among the staff to ensure that the work force is driven in the right direction.
According to him, “the support you give to me will determine your capacity to deliver on effective work force”.
He urged the staff to take their duties seriously, adding that “when you put in your best, I assure you every incentive for encouragement will be given, no room for laziness” and warned that lateness to duty would not be tolerated.
Ben-Chioma further assured the staff of his readiness to tackle major challenges facing the ministry, stressing that conducive working environment was paramount in every organisation, saying, “I promise to give an urgent attention to issues affecting your work force in the area of convenience as healthy staff delivers effectively in any job assigned to him or her”.

Tonye Nria-Dappa