By Onoriode Etatsemi.
DELTA State Ministry of Justice has set out to energize all it’s zonal offices across the state with Solar lighting system in a bid to boost staff morale in discharging their duties.
The Solicitor-General/Permanent Secretary Mr Omamuzo Erebe, gave this hint while commissioning the newly renovated Agbor Zonal Office complex of the Ministry.
Fielding questions from newsmen shortly after the commissioning, Erebe said that their desire was to ensure that staff across the eleven Zonal Offices of the Ministry have a conducive working environment to do their work as they have at the state headquarters.
He explained that the challenges occasioned by the huge cost of running generators with the increase in the pump price of premium spirit, necessitated the idea of the solar system which he said, would power the offices at all times.
He assured that in a fortnight, the contractor handling the solar lighting system project would have been through with their job.
Mr Erebe told the Staff that since government is doing so much in other for them to have a conducive working environment, government in turn expect a commensurate return on their work by been dedicated to their duty.
He added that the processes of zonal offices renovation commenced at the Warri, Effurun offices, followed by that of Ughelli, Sapele and now Agbor, assuring that all the zonal offices would be given a face lift in no distant time.
The elated Agbor Zonal head of the Ministry of Justice, Mrs Mercy Tanno, appreciated the Solicitor-General/Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Justice on his role in ensuring that the Ministry is giving a face lift.
She stated that the Solicitor-General/Permanent Secretary has made their office complex an enviable status amongst other Ministries in the State.
Mrs Tanno emphasized that their office complex was likened to a dungeon with dilapidated structure and broken furniture all over before Mr Erebe came to their rescue while praying to almighty God to continue to give their Boss the good health, Long life and more wisdom in continuing his humanitarian work.
