COMMISSIONER CHARGES WORKERS ON DEDICATION, ASSURES BETTER SYNERGY IN THE NEW YEAR

In a bid to foster improved service delivery and enhance operational efficiency, the Commissioner for Transportation, Engr. Olugbenga Dairo, has called on workers in the Ministry to demonstrate greater dedication and commitment to their duties in the new year.

The Commissioner, in his new year message to the staffers of the Ministry, through the Permanent Secretary, Adesoji Adewuyi, emphasised the importance of teamwork, professionalism, and accountability in achieving the Ministry’s objectives.

He noted that, transportation sector plays a critical role in the socio-economic development of the State, urging workers to uphold excellence in their service.

”As we begin this new year, I want to encourage every member of staff to bring renewed vigor and dedication to their responsibilities. The transportation sector is the backbone of economic activities, and we must ensure seamless service delivery to meet the needs of our people”, he stated.

Engr. Dairo, reassured workers of the Ministry’s commitment to fostering better collaboration with allied agencies and stakeholders in the transportation ecosystem. He revealed that plans were underway to strengthen synergy with agencies such as the Traffic Management Authority, Vehicle Inspection Service, and other relevant bodies to ensure efficient transportation management across the State.

“In this new year, we will intensify efforts to collaborate with all allied agencies. This synergy is essential for improving traffic flow, ensuring safety and implementing sustainable transport initiatives that will positively impact the lives of our citizens”, he added.

Engr. Dairo commended the staff for their contributions towards achieving the agency’s set target in the previous year, encouraging them to embrace innovation and adaptability in tackling emerging challenges in the sector.

He called for a renewed sense of purpose among workers, as the Ministry reiterated its commitment to prioritising the welfare and capacity building.

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