Extols FCC Executive Chairman On Reforms
By Dorcas Achi
The esteemed Honourable Commissioner representing Imo State at the Federal Character Commission (FCC), Abuja, Hon. Jerry Alagbaoso Asiwaju, has pledged a comprehensive transformation of the FCC office in Imo State. This assurance was conveyed to the personnel of the Imo State FCC office, signaling a new era of revitalization and reform.
He articulated this commitment on March 5th at the Commission's premises at Port Harcourt Road, Owerri, during his inaugural official visit, marking a significant milestone as the newly appointed Honourable Commissioner representing Imo State.
Responding to the challenges presented by Mr. Okolorie Valentine, Director of the Imo State office, Alagbaoso reaffirmed the Fifth Commission's unwavering dedication to collaborative efforts. He highlighted the exceptional leadership qualities of Hon. Hulayat Motunrayo Omidiran, Executive Chairman of the Commission, describing her as a seasoned, empathetic, and receptive leader committed to driving transformative progress and achieving outstanding results for the Commission.
The Imo State office faces several pressing challenges, as outlined by Director Okolorie Valentine, including intermittent electricity supply, inadequate office equipment, insufficient operational funding, deteriorated infrastructure, staff marginalization, and stagnant career growth.
The Director appealed to Hon. Alagbaoso to facilitate infrastructural revitalization and provision of essential resources, augment funding for statewide monitoring initiatives, champion equitable career advancement opportunities for state office personnel, and foster seamless coordination between the headquarters and state offices.
The Director on behalf of the Imo commission, conveyed his confidence in Alagbaoso's ability to usher in a new era of transformative change, reinvigorated optimism, unwavering integrity, and enhanced stature for the Imo State commission, ultimately yielding a more profound and lasting impact on the state. The personnel presented a gift of appreciation to Alagbaoso.
Upon acknowledging the concerns raised, Alagbaoso provided assurances that the prevailing challenges would be relegated to the past. He underscored the imperative of a conducive work environment, citing the indispensability of reliable power supply, functional equipment, and adequate amenities. Alagbaoso highlighted the sweeping reforms instituted by Hon. Hulayat Motunrayo Omidiran, emphasizing the Commission's commitment to ensuring equitable distribution of resources, infrastructure, and opportunities across states, local government areas, ministries, and institutions.
Alagbaoso stated that the newly appointed Executive Chairman, having earned her credentials, is poised to initiate transformative interventions in state offices. He assured that he would escalate the concerns to both the Chairman and Governor Uzodimma, ensuring a comprehensive approach to addressing the challenges.
Alagbaoso enjoined the Imo State commission personnel to adopt a proactive stance in enhancing their office environment, emphasizing that complaints must be accompanied by involvement. He underscored the collective responsibility inherent in the FCC's narrative, advising that, with requisite approvals, they should undertake remedial initiatives. "Autonomy in action is key," he stressed, "you must not rely solely on government support for every endeavour."
He pledged his unwavering support and open-door approach, emphasizing that his office remains accessible for any concerns pertaining to the commission's welfare, growth, and sustainability within the state.
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