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NDCCITMA board chair bags change and good governance award

NDCCITMA board chair bags change and good governance award

The Chairman of the Niger Delta Chambers of Commerce, Industry, ,Trade, Mines and Agriculture NDCCITMA, Idaere Gogo – Ogan has received the meritorious “Change and good governance” award from the Independent Magazines Publishers Association of Nigeria IPMAN. And , there is a difference between speaking about development and building the partnerships that can make the development a reality, and it is on these virtues that the Independent Magazine Publishers Association of Nigeria proudly recognize Chief Idaere Gogo – Ogan” He described the recipient whose wrath if experience spanning across…

The Chairman of the Niger Delta Chambers of Commerce, Industry, ,Trade, Mines and Agriculture NDCCITMA, Idaere Gogo – Ogan has received the meritorious “Change and good governance” award from the Independent Magazines Publishers Association of Nigeria IPMAN. According to the speech delivered at the presentation ceremony, the IPMAN president Prince Jude Ubaka said the award is in recognition of vision, distinguished records of service, enterprise leadership and the commitment of the recipient to nation development. ” there is a difference between occupying a position and giving meaning to that position.

There is a difference between possessing influence and using that influence to create opportunities for others. And , there is a difference between speaking about development and building the partnerships that can make the development a reality, and it is on these virtues that the Independent Magazine Publishers Association of Nigeria proudly recognize Chief Idaere Gogo – Ogan” He described the recipient whose wrath if experience spanning across regional economic cooperation, investment promotion and entrepreneurship development was exemplified following the huge success recorded at the just concluded Niger Delta Economic and Investment Summit in.

PorthaCourt. The President said IPMAN is determined to identify with individuals and organizations with innovative ideas and results. Responding , the NDCCITMA chairman commended IPMAN for identifying with him and NDCCITMA. He further stated that the mandate to grow and develop medium and small scale business enterprise handed to the Chambers by the Niger Delta Development Commission under the present leadership of Chief Samuel Ogbuku must be achieved.

Idaere also ascribed NDCCITMA achievements to the support garnered from.the Niger Delta Development Commission since it’s establishment. He added that NDCCITMA is prepared to partner with meaningful stakeholders for the growth and development of the region. End.

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