By MaryAnn Chukwuma
The new Anambra Head of Service, Ngozi Anuli Iwouno esq. mni., paid an unscheduled visit to the Zonal Headquarters of the Ministry of Justice, Onitsha, Anambra State where she met with the staff of the ministry.
Ngozi Iwouno, mni expressed her satisfaction with the workers attendance and their due diligence to duty since virtually every staff member was on their duty post except for those personnels who were in court attending to official matters.
The staff members expressed their amazement at her visit, saying it was very huge morale boost for them to be remembered by the Head of Service all the way from her Awka office.
They thanked the Governor, Prof. Chukwuma Soludo for meticulously choosing an enthusiast for the job.
On the other leg of her visit, the Head of Service who has hit the ground running stopped by the Ado Girls Secondary School where she met the principal actively manning the premises to ensure that loitering by students was curtailed.
While touring the school’s premises, the HOS stumbled on some students who were engaged in a practical teaching session on robotics showing the evolution of education in Anambra government owned schools.
Addressing the students who were all young and bright girls, the Civil Service Chief admonished them to work hard to become achievers such as Prof. Ngozi Okonjo Iweala, Dr. Nonye Soludo and Dr. Chiamaka Nnakee.
The Civil Service boss went on to commend the governor for providing learning essentials such as computers, electronic boards, conducive classrooms, comfortable desks and chairs.
Also the HOS visited the Basic Primary Health Care facility on court road, Onitsha where she met workers who were idle.
This she attributed to the poor hygiene and unprofessional outlook the facility wore which she said could be the reason dissuading patients from visiting the facility.
She, however, gave them a 24 hours timeline to clean up the facility and ensure the return of professional outlook or risk disciplinary actions.
MaryAnn is of the Ministry of Information, Anambra State*
