The Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Information And Communications, Rivers State, and Commissioner-designate, Pastor Paulinus Nsirim, says the State Governor, Chief Nyesom Wike is building lasting legacies for tomorrow through the various developmental projects going on across in the state.
\nNsirim said the traffic gridlock being witnessed in major roads across part of the state, was due to the concerted efforts by the state Chief Executive\u2019s transformation policies which, he said, havw turned the state to a construction site.
\nHe, therefore, urged residents and visitors to the state, to bear with the State Government and not worry about what they see around, saying that it is the vision of the NEW Rivers mantra to place the state on the trajectory of leadership and governance.
\nNsirim, said this while declaring open a two-day workshop for Universal Basic Education Board (UBEC), State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB), and Heads of Public Relations (PR) and protocol being hosted by the RSUBEB in Port Harcourt yesterday, with the theme, \u201cBridging the Gap and Breaking New Grounds in UBE Public Relations\/Protocol Practice\u201d.
\nHe described the role of PROs and Protocol officers in basic education management in the country as very strategic and urged them to improve on their professional competencies in order to drive the programmes in their various boards.
\n\u201cYour roles in basic education is very strategic.There are new strategies being introduced by government to ensure that basic education receives a boost in the country\u201d, he stated
\nNsirim also urged them not to see the workshop as an avenue to make new friends, but to improve on their proficiency in order to bring in various stakeholders into the activities of the board .
\n\u201cWhat ever opportunity and duty you find yourself, see it as a service to God and write story of prosperity\u201d.
\nAlso speaking, the Chairman of the state SUBEB, Ven. Fyneface Akah, said the workshop was a unifying event that offers a moment of exchange of ideas and skills as well as orderliness among the Public Relations Officers and Protocol managers in order to streamline the way of doing things.
\nAccording to him, the workshop will help them on how to get the public to know and understand the workings of the board, adding that they have much work to do in making people understand the activities of the board.
\nIn his own speech, the head, UBEC Public Relations and Protocol, Abuja, Mr. Ossom M. Ossom, who read the good- will message of the UBEC Chairman, said \u201cPublic Relations and Protocol practitioners owe it a duty, especially to Nigeria\u2019s school-age population, to use every available opportunity in drawing the attention of all UBE stakeholders to the fact that our country cannot afford to berth and pass through the coming decade as largely uneducated entity and with the largest population of out-of-school children in the world\u201d.
\nEarlier in an interview with newsmen, the Head of legal and Public Relations, SUBEB, Barr Karibi T. George, said \u201cPublic Relations is the live wire of every organization because it builds on the corporate image and reputations of organisation to build public Confidence\u201d.<\/p>\n
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