The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has commended the level of collaboration between government agencies, which has contributed to a healthy approach to meeting the strategic objectives of different organisations.
The zonal controller of the Enugu zone of the commission, Ogbonnna Ugama who received the leadership of Enugu Chapter of the Association of Heads of Federal Government Establishments (AHFGEs), on behalf of the executive vice chairman of the commission, Prof Umar Danbatta said such collaboration has assisted the commission in achieving some of its goals.
Ugama told the AHFGEs delegation, which was on a courtesy visit, that the NCC has partnered with many organisations over the years (within the private and public sector) and that such partnerships have helped to enhance the performance of the sector in terms of contribution to national economy.
He said this made the commission to place a premium on collaboration as an item on its strategic agenda.
Also, Ugama said the leadership of NCC has developed the Strategic Management Plan (SMP) 2020-2024 and the Strategic Vision Implementation Plan (SVP) 2021-2025 as roadmaps towards accomplishing its mandate, with collaboration as one of the focus areas of regulatory pursuit.
A statement by the commission’s director of public affairs, Reuben Muoka said Ugama conveyed the EVC’s appreciation to the leadership of AHFGE for seeking greater collaboration with NCC.
Earlier, the chairperson of AHFGE Enugu, Ifeoma Ijetta, who commended the NCC zonal office for approving to host the next meeting of the organisation, emphasised the importance of strategic collaboration among Federal Government establishments for effective service delivery to citizens.
“The success of the government is measured by the collective success of all components delivering on their different mandates and we are happy with NCC’s positive honour for our proposal and noted commitment to collaboration and partnership,” she said.
