Anambra civil servants warned

COMMISSIONER for Information, Culture and Tourism, Uju Nwogu has disclosed that civil servants in the

ministry will be undergoing training from time to time to update their knowledge.

  Speaking at an interactive session she held with state information officers at her office, Dr Nwogu reminded the officers that as the eyes of the government in their various localities, they have a duty to inform the people positively on the developments in the state.

  She extolled Governor Willie Obiano who within so short a time, through the instrumentality of his development pillars, has made much impact in the state.

  Dr Nwogu who stated that it was on record that Anambra state remained the best in the federation, in terms of prompt payment of workers' salary. She expressed displeasure at the negative attitude of some workers in their duty posts, and advised them to be up and doing.

  The commissioner described the security situation of the state as superb, and said that it had endeared many investors to the state.

  Dr Nwogu praised Coscharis farm for her efforts in the state, and said that Anambra state has acquired soil texture test equipment to enable it know which crop to plant where, hence, the comparative advantage the sector now enjoys in production of some crops.

  In infrastructuural development, the commissioner stated that Governor Willie Obiano has performed marvelously, going by many road construction works either completed or ongoing in the state.

  Dr Nwogu disclosed that an ultra modern digital studio is under construction in ABS, which when completed, ABS radio would compete favourably with some international media outfits.

  She urged civil servants to educate the masses on the four pillars of Governor Obiano's administration which include, mechanised agriculture, industrialization, oil and gas and trade and commerce and commended the director of Information, Emeka Oluoha for his doggedness.