C-G urges retiring officer to engage in meaningful activities
By Abigael Joshua
Dr Ibrahim Goni, Conservator-General (C-G), National Park Service (NPS), has urged a retiring officer, Dr Martins Omole, to engage in meaningful activities in life after retirement.
Goni gave this advice in Abuja at the valedictory/pulling out parade of Omole, retired Assistant Conservator-General (AC-G), from the service.
He implored the retiring officer to be prudent in his expenses and continue in his positive attitude to work.
Goni commended Omole’s career progression in the service and his dedication to work.
Responding, Omole expressed satisfaction on his contribution to the NPS for 35 years.
“I am glad to be part of the team that has conserved the ecology, the flora and fauna resources of National Park Service,’’ he said.
He called on the Federal Government to support the national park service and provide them with all the necessary funds to carry out their duties.
On his part, Pastor Kayode Daniel of the Deeper Life Bible Church, urged Omole to embrace God for the remaining days of his life in order to attain greater heights. (NAN) (www.nannews.ng)
Edited by Chijioke Okoronkwo
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