The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) Anambra State, in a ceremony at the NYSC State Secretariat, Ebele Ofunneka Federal Secretariat in Awka, marked a notable leadership transition as Mrs. Blessing Iruma officially handed over the reins to the incoming 15th State Coordinator, Mrs. Pauline Ojisua.
The event, attended by management staff and key stakeholders, featured the handover of documents that symbolized a seamless transition of authority.
In her remarks, Mrs. Iruma urged the management team to extend the same unwavering support to Mrs. Ojisua, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a high standard of excellence within the Secretariat.
Expressing her gratitude for the warm reception, Mrs. Ojisua outlined her administrative priorities, committing to prioritizing the welfare of both Corps members and staff. She also pledged to implement an open-door policy aimed at fostering inclusivity and transparency within the organization.
Following the ceremony, Mrs. Ojisua wasted no time in enhancing relationships with key stakeholders. Her courtesy calls included meetings with Engr. Martin Agblili, the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Youth Development, where she reaffirmed NYSC’s partnership with the state government.
Recognizing the vital role of community collaboration, she engaged with traditional leaders, including Igwe Dr. Joel Maduadichie Egwuonwu (Eze-Udo II) of Nibo, Onowu of Umuawulu, Prof. Emma Ezenwaji, and President General Barr. Chris Ekweozor, all of whom are instrumental in supporting the NYSC Orientation Camp. Additionally, she visited the palace of Igwe Dr. Patrick Nwokike Anugwu, the Ezeukwu of Mbaukwu, further solidifying ties with one of the camp’s host communities.
These initiatives reflect Mrs. Ojisua’s commitment to fostering strong relationships with traditional institutions and stakeholders critical to NYSC operations in Anambra State.
With her dynamic leadership style, stakeholders anticipate new initiatives that will enhance the experience of Corps members and improve staff welfare.
The event, attended by management staff and key stakeholders, featured the handover of documents that symbolized a seamless transition of authority.
In her remarks, Mrs. Iruma urged the management team to extend the same unwavering support to Mrs. Ojisua, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a high standard of excellence within the Secretariat.
Expressing her gratitude for the warm reception, Mrs. Ojisua outlined her administrative priorities, committing to prioritizing the welfare of both Corps members and staff. She also pledged to implement an open-door policy aimed at fostering inclusivity and transparency within the organization.
Following the ceremony, Mrs. Ojisua wasted no time in enhancing relationships with key stakeholders. Her courtesy calls included meetings with Engr. Martin Agblili, the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Youth Development, where she reaffirmed NYSC’s partnership with the state government.
Recognizing the vital role of community collaboration, she engaged with traditional leaders, including Igwe Dr. Joel Maduadichie Egwuonwu (Eze-Udo II) of Nibo, Onowu of Umuawulu, Prof. Emma Ezenwaji, and President General Barr. Chris Ekweozor, all of whom are instrumental in supporting the NYSC Orientation Camp. Additionally, she visited the palace of Igwe Dr. Patrick Nwokike Anugwu, the Ezeukwu of Mbaukwu, further solidifying ties with one of the camp’s host communities.
These initiatives reflect Mrs. Ojisua’s commitment to fostering strong relationships with traditional institutions and stakeholders critical to NYSC operations in Anambra State.
With her dynamic leadership style, stakeholders anticipate new initiatives that will enhance the experience of Corps members and improve staff welfare.
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