The Oil and Gas Free Zones Authority, OGFZA, said it is poised to achieve 80 per cent increase in investment inflow to the country through the oil and gas free zones.
Managing Director of OGFZA, OkonUmana, who stated this at a two-day retreat in Port Harcourt, also said that the Authority has adopted a roadmap to guide its operations in the next four years.
He stated that guided by OGFZA’s mission statement to facilitate investment inflow for the optimal benefits of all stakeholders in the free zones, the retreat resolved that all work processes in OGFZA would be automated to optimise performance, and equally agreed to a standard operating procedure to enhance job performance efficiency.
The new culture orientation, he explained, binds the management and staff of OGFZA to live by the creed of integrity, passion for their job, transparency and accountability, creativity, professionalism and respect for self, clients and time.
Umana stressed that the new work ethics in the agency would emphasise performance, reward exceptional contribution and accept no excuses for failure.
Managing Director of OGFZA, OkonUmana, who stated this at a two-day retreat in Port Harcourt, also said that the Authority has adopted a roadmap to guide its operations in the next four years.
He stated that guided by OGFZA’s mission statement to facilitate investment inflow for the optimal benefits of all stakeholders in the free zones, the retreat resolved that all work processes in OGFZA would be automated to optimise performance, and equally agreed to a standard operating procedure to enhance job performance efficiency.
The new culture orientation, he explained, binds the management and staff of OGFZA to live by the creed of integrity, passion for their job, transparency and accountability, creativity, professionalism and respect for self, clients and time.
Umana stressed that the new work ethics in the agency would emphasise performance, reward exceptional contribution and accept no excuses for failure.
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