Engr. Ogbuagu Retires After 30 Years in Public Service
Engr. Clement Azubuik Ogbuagu retired from the Federal Ministry of Works, marking the end of a notable career in public service that lasted three decades. The retirement ceremony, held on a Thursday, was attended by the Minister of State for Works, Bello Muhammad Goronyo, and Permanent Secretary Rafiu Adeladan, among others.
Ogbuagu was recognized for his visionary leadership and significant contributions to the development of Nigeria's road sector. He was described as a consummate professional and a mentor who inspired future generations of public servants.
The Permanent Secretary commended Ogbuagu for his unwavering commitment to national development and his exemplary service record. Ogbuagu expressed gratitude for the opportunity to serve the nation and highlighted the importance of teamwork and integrity in public service.
The event underscored the critical role of the Federal Ministry of Works in enhancing Nigeria's road infrastructure, which is vital for economic growth and development.
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