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Redeployment of National Parks officers will bring effective service delivery CG

Published

6 years ago

June 20, 2019

Agency Reporter

The Conservator-General, National Parks Service, Alhaji Ibrahim Goni, revealed that the service’s current redeployment of some of its officers to critical areas is for effective service delivery.

DCP Yakubu Zull, Deputy Conservator of Park disclosed this in a statement on Thursday in Abuja.

The redeployment was approved by the C-G to reform and improve efficiency in service delivery in the system: and charged the affected officers to justify the confidence reposed in them by adding value to the service and taking the parks to the next level.

The CG also congratulated the officers and urged them to run an inclusive administration placing premium on staff welfare and participatory management.

According to the redeployment, Assistant Conservator-General, George Okeyoyin will now oversee Fiscal Planning/Procurement and Financial Units while Assistant Conservator-General, Yakubu Kolo will oversee the planning, Research and ICT, Works and Maintenance Departments at the headquarters.

Others affected are the Conservator of Okomu National Park, CP Ahmed Abdullahi who was moved to the headquarters as the Head of Park Co-ordination Division, while Cornelius Oladipo the Conservator of Old Oyo National Park was moved to the headquarters as Head Research and Scientific Services Division.

The Conservator of Park, Gabriel Agba was moved from Gashaka Gumti National Park to the Headquarters as Head of ICT Division.

The Conservator of Park, Emmanuel Bebiem as the New head of Conservation Education and Outreach Division at the Headquarters, Conservator of Park, Ntui Joseph is the Head of Planning and Statistic Division of the headquarters and Conservator of Park, Abdulrahaman Mohammed is the Head of Veterinary Service.

Conservator of Park, Omole Martins is now the Head of Finance/Budget.

Hamman Dunganari was moved from Old Oyo National Park to headquarters as Head of Ecological Division

The redeployment also affected some officers in the Ecotourism, Human Resources Management, Accounts. Procurement/Fiscal Planning Department.

The Coservator of Kainji Lake National Park Mohammed Kabir was moved to Gashaka Gumti National Park to relace Yohanna Saidu who retired recently.

Conservator of Kamuku National Park, Henry Ndoma has been moved to Old Oyo as the Conservator of Park.

In the Ecotourism department, Conservator of Park, Abong Abong is the Head of Ecotourism Division while chief Park W, Vivian Nwosu is the Head of Marketing Division.

Assistant Conservator of Parrk Micheal Okea is the Head of Appointment, Promotion and Discipline Division of the Department.

Park Warden, Shehu Abdullahi was moved from Kamuku National Park to the Headquarters as Head of Staff Welfare and Training.

According to Zull, Chief Park Warden, Aisha Yusuf Abbas is the Acting Head of Accounts, Chief Park Warden Kolo Babagimba is to oversee the procurement duties of head while Chief Park while Inspector, Okoronkwo Peace is the Head of Fiscal Planning of the Procurement Department.

Deputy Conservator of Park, Oladosu Bolanle from Old Oyo National Park was moved to Kainji Lake National as the Officer in Change.

Deputy Conservator of Park, Obekpa Okenyi from Cross River to Kamuku National Park as the Officer in Charge.

Similarly, the Depuyty Conservator of Park, Adeniyi Kareem was moved from Cross River National Park to to Okomu as the officer in Charge.

News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that about 60 other Men and Officers of the Service in the rank of Deputy Conservator of Park, Assistant Conservator of Park, Chief Park Warden, Deputy Park Warden, Park Warden, Assistant Park Warden 1 and 11 Assistant Chief Park Inspector as well as senior park ranger and others have been moved across the seven parks and the headquarters in the exercise.

NAN

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Earthic Energy To Establish Solar Manufacturing Factory In Nigeria

Published

10 months ago

May 26, 2024

The Gleamer

By Uche Onyeali

Indigenous clean energy company, Earthic Energy Limited has disclosed plans to set up a solar energy manufacturing factory in Nigeria.

Chief Executive Officer of the company, Miss Blessing Anulika Achebe gave the hint during the launch of the company in Abuja, at the weekend.

Miss Achebe, who disclosed that she has been in the solar energy business for five years, said though the journey had not been easy, but she and her partners are focused towards achieving the set goals of the company.

According to her, “The journey so far has not been easy, but I have been working with utmost determination, when I make up my mind to do something, I put in my best and God’s grace will always pave way for you with hard work.

“I have worked so hard to get to where I want to be today. I have tried so hard to make all my dreams come true. Like I said earlier, with the mercy of God everything has come to pass.”

On how she could cope with the competition in the sector, Achebe noted that her firm does not admit any factor that could stand as drawback, as a lot of women are already making waves in various sectors of the economy.

“Our determination is unhindered, though we acknowledge such competition as it paves the way for more resilience. Women are now taking over the world.

“I have been into solar for more than five years. Right now I have been pushing so hard and I see how the world is evolving around energy.

“I have made up my mind that said this is what I want to do. I said if I don’t get to where I want to be, there is no going back; I would go above the limit. I want to change lives; I want to make the world a better place. That is why I came up with ‘Earthic Energy Limited’ because the world revolves around the earth. The earth is where we live and that is why my colour is green and sun yellow. So I want to power the whole world.
“Our plan is to set up a solar energy factory in Nigeria where we can manufacture our own products,” she said.

She called for more investors and government at all levels to take advantage of Earthic’s services, which include solar streetlight installation, inverter/grid installation, construction, training/empowerment, as well as contract financing and partnership, supply/credit sales.

Speaking at the occasion, a Professor of Biochemical Pharmacology at Nasarawa State University, Keffi, Professor Zaruwa commended Miss Achebe for her vision and bold step into the clean energy sub-sector.
Professor Zaruwa, a former Vice Chancellor of Adamawa State University, Mubi, urged government at all levels, especially governors in the northern part of the country where there is enormous sun, to partner Earthic Energy to improve power supply in the country.

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