Workers at the Port Harcourt International Airport PHIA have been advised to be dedicated to duty at all times as it was the key to success.
Mrs Ebere Okoye, regional general manager, South South and South East of the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN), made the remark in Port Harcourt after unveiling reconstructed class room blocks located at the airport, reminded the workers that success can never be achieved in an isolation.
She cautioned them against sharp practices and insubordination saying that they were the vices that will always bring down a carrier civil servant and advised them to desist from it.
Okoye, who clocked two years as the regional general manager, remarked that all hands must be on deck to achieve any set goal citing an example with the way the Ebola deadly disease was handled.
She noted that the airport will soon be given a face-lift as soon as the airport terminal was completed and appealed to airport users to bear with them as the tough times will soon be over.
The Airport manager appealed to all stake holders and the Rivers state government to contribute their quota to the development of the airport adding that government can not do it alone.
She described as challenging her two years as a manager of the region and commended the management team of FAAN for the opportunity given her to serve.
PHIA Manager Cautions Workers Against Sharp Practices

Workers at the Port Harcourt International Airport PHIA have been advised to be dedicated to duty at all times as it was the key to success. Mrs Ebere Okoye, regional general manager, South South and…
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