The state government has signed contractual agreement with six companies for the take-off of the first phase of its private sector participants in waste management
Speaking after the signing of the Contract the ASEPA General Manager Mr Ogbonnia Okereke said that the event marks a new dawn in the waste management program of the present administration.
Mr Okereke affirmed that the state is now wearing a new look which has attracted commendation within and outside the state following the necessary actions taken by the governor Dr Alex Otti who is committed to the overall development of the state.
Representative of Clean and Green Ltd (left) receiving a letter of award of contract from the GM, ASEPA, Mr Ogbonna Okereke at ASEPA headquarters, Umuahia
He advised the companies to justify the confidence reposed on them, by doing a good job, pointing out that the state government will monitor them and also given them the necessary support
The General Manager ASEPA, while disclosing that the second and third phases which will include recycling of waste will soon commence, revealed that the agency will inspect and mark the equipment to be used by the companies for easy identification, and service delivery.
Representative of Easyon Ltd (left) receiving a letter of award of contract from the GM, ASEPA, Mr Ogbonna Okereke at ASEPA headquarters, Umuahia.
He announced that the companies are expected to commence work from 30th of this month, while the contract is four years.
Responding on behalf of the companies, the representatives of Pinacle Health limited thanked the state government for finding them worthy for the job and assured that they will carry out the waste management work creditably.
Representative of Povic Chek Cold Ltd (Left) receiving a letter of award of contract from the GM, ASEPA, Mr Ogbonna Okereke at ASEPA headquarters, Umuahia.
The companies include Easy on Nigeria limited, Pinacle Health limited, Pec Multi Concept, Povic Chek Ancold Nigeria limited, Hope Chek Nigeria and Clean and Green limited.
