Anambra Broadcasting Service (ABS), Awka, said it will hold a 4 - day strategy session to enable the organisation to critically review it's operations, people and processes, and also chart a new course to meet the challenges in the media sector such as rising competition and the demands of digitisation.
The session holds from Tuesday, September 9, to Friday September 1, according to Uche Nworah, MD/CEO of ABS.
Nworah also said the strategy session was in line with Chief Willie Obiano, the governor’s mandate to ABS to transform into a world-class media and entertainment organisation.
Among those scheduled to speak at the session are Chief Tony Onyima, commissioner for Information, Culture and Tourism in Anambra state; Engineer (Mrs.) Veronica Eke, zonal director, Enugu Zone, National Broadcasting Commission (NBC).
Others are Mrs Linda Egbuonu, area manager, Industrial Training Fund (ITF); Mark Okoye, senior special assistant to the Governor on Investments and executive director/secretary to the Governing Council, Anambra State Investment Promotion and Protection Agency (ANSIPPA); Melie Onyejepu, senior special assistant to the Governor on Budget, Planning and Strategy among many others.
The highlight of the strategy session is the unveiling of a brand new identity (logo and pay-off line) for ABS by Obiano, governor of the state.
The strategy session is being sponsored by DFID - SAVI and is strictly by invitation.
ABS Awka Charts New Course with Strategy Session

Anambra Broadcasting Service (ABS), Awka, said it will hold a 4 - day strategy session to enable the organisation to critically review it's operations, people and processes, and also chart a new…
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