Yala LG Chair Assures Appointees of Comfortable Working Environment

 

... provides furniture for  installation in offices and executive council chambers.

Dr Fred Okem Inspecting Delivered Furniture To The Council 


 Dr Fred Okem,   Chairman of Yala Local Government Area has assured his appointees that he would provide a comfortable working environment for them to perform their duties.

Dr Okem gave the assurance while inspecting furniture delivered to the council for installation in offices and executive council chambers.

He said the era where appointees and council staff hung around the premises under trees owing to lack of  office space or functional  furniture in offices was over.


" This is the first batch of furniture to be delivered here for installation. My ambition is to ensure that every one in the executive and legislative arm is comfortable while doing his job so that we can effectively deliver the dividends of democracy to the entire  people of Yala".


The Chairman who  also went on the  spot inspection of the rehabilitation work on the legislative chamber and offices  said he was seriously worried with the level of decay on the building and couldn't sleep throughout the first night he went there. 


"I couldn't sleep on the night of my  first visit here to inspect the place because the level of decay was really  worrisome".


He said everything will be done to ensure  speedy completion of the rehabilitation and furnishing work at   the place to ensure that the legislators return to their offices and chambers to make them work effectively for the good of the people.

Credit: Emmanuel Unah 

Chief Press Secretary, Yala Local Government Area

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