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Five photos show NCC boss, Maida’s commitment towards staff’s wellbeing

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A cross section of staff of Enugu Zonal office with Aminu Maida inset. Photo credit: Johannes Wojuola on X
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By Chioma Obinagwam

 

The Executive Vice Chairman and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), Dr. Aminu Maida has reiterated his commitment towards the “people” of the commission which he regards as assets following his visit to the Enugu Zonal office.

 

Confiance News gathered from the official X handle of the Special Adviser, Media and Communications to the EVC of NCC, Johannes Wojuola, on Tuesday.

 

Wojuola shared photos which illustrated the EVC’s commitment to the wellbeing of the staff, which was curated by Confiance News.

 

NCC CEO, Aminu Maida visits Enugu Zonal office to ascertain the needs of staff to ensure optimal service delivery. Photo credit: Johannes Wojuola on X.

 

Still on NCC EVC, Aminu Maida’s visit to Enugu. Engaging staff to achieve his leadership drivers. Photo credit: Johannes Wojuola on X.

 

A cross section Enugu Zonal office staff with Aminu Maida inset. Photo credit: Johannes Wojuola on X.

 

While at Enugu, Dr. Maida took time to visit the Digital Bridge Institute Campus in Enugu State. Photo credit: Johannes Wojuola on X.

 

Still on the visit of Dr. Maida took time to visit the Digital Bridge Institute Campus in Enugu State. Photo credit: Johannes Wojuola.

 

Reacting to the tour, Wojuola said: “On Tuesday, earlier this week, @Dr_AminuMaida, Executive Vice Chairman, Nigerian Communications Commission (@NgComCommission) paid a visit to the Commission’s Enugu Zonal Office—concluding his tour of the five Zonal Offices of the Commission. Remarkably, he is the first Executive Vice Chairman of the Commission to visit all Zonal Offices.”

 

 

 

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