Ovie smith, Yenagoa
The national association of small and medium enterprises (NASME), Bayelsa State chapter, has charged its newly elected officers to work together harmoniously to achieve the association’s common goals.
NASME’s Regional Officer, Dr. Felix Obaze, delivered this charge during the election and inauguration of the new executive officers, held at the Steve Azaiki Library on Imgbi Road in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State’s capital.
Dr. Obaze encouraged the newly elected officers to leverage their experience to strategically position NASME for recognition by the government, which would benefit the association’s members.
“We must make sacrifices for the good of the association, as a time will come when both the state and federal governments will take an interest in NASME. We must build a solid foundation before we can inhabit it. Let us build this association together,” he stated.
The newly elected Chairman, Dr. Godson Omubo Dede, assured members of his commitment and dedication to advancing the association to greater heights. He urged all members to offer their unwavering support by attending meetings regularly and keeping up with dues.
“NASME is a collective body for all businesses, and together we can achieve more. It is our responsibility to ensure that the association functions effectively and is given its rightful place,” Dr. Omubo Dede said.
He expressed his gratitude to everyone who attended the event, including the regional officers.
The other newly elected officials of NASME, Bayelsa chapter are vice chairman Anthony Oraekeye,secretary barrister Aisha Egele,treasurer Ms. Caroline Titus,woman Leader Princess Doukpola,youth Leader Duke Gamis,public relations officer (PRO) Albert Uzaka,financial secretary Ebi Okorotie,internal auditor Johnbull Akpobolokemi,assistant secretary George Oru,assistant financial secretary John Nwankwo,assistant woman leader Dr. (Mrs.) Basil Onotime
