Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi of Enugu State has commended the Chairman and
Spiritual Director of an indigenous company, Aqua Rapha Investment
Nigeria Limited, Rev. Fr. Ejike Mbaka for using his company to provide
4,500 jobs for the people of the state.
Fr. Mbaka is also the priest in charge of the Adoration Ministry, Enugu Nigeria.
The
governor made the commendation during a visit to the company at 9th
mile corner, Ngwo for the launch of her new products lines – Rapha
Groundnut oil, Rapha Soya oil and Rapha Carbonated drinks.
Gov.
Ugwuanyi noted that the Enugu State Government is interested in such
business initiatives that create jobs for the people of the state and
turn around its economic fortunes, adding that the inherent benefits are
enormous and deserve the commendation of the state government.
He
expressed delight that the gesture has further reduced crime in the
state as a lot of youths are now meaningfully engaged by the company.
“As
the governor of Enugu State, I am happy that this development is taking
place in my state. I am happy that this company is providing employment
for 4,500 people.
“It means a lot to the state. It has added
value and improved the standard of living of our people. Be rest assured
of the support of the Enugu State Government”, the governor said.
In
his response, the Chairman and Spiritual Director of the company, Fr.
Mbaka thanked Gov. Ugwuanyi for finding it important to come and launch
the products in spite of his tight schedule.
He assured the
governor of their unquantifiable solidarity and persistent support to
his goodwill and sound vision for Enugu State, adding that the joy of
the company was to give people job, reduce unemployment, fight poverty
and maintain peace in the state.
Earlier, the Managing Director
of the company, Engr. Sunday Nwankwo disclosed that the new products
were designed on the principle of quality which the company was known
for and applauded Governor Ugwuanyi for his magnanimity in providing a
level playing ground for businesses to thrive in the state.
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