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Safety Firm Unveils New Software For Industry Players,Govt Agencies
As part of measures to revolutionalise the safety industry, the management of Safety Analytics Limited has launched a new software geared towards addressing deficiency in the industry.
The company announced HSE Board as the new digital software that could address the challenges faced by industry players, government officials, the private sector,corporate bodies and NGOs.
The new software, HSE Board was unveiled recently at the Police Officers Mess in Port Harcourt.
Unveiling the new soft- ware to enhance its performance ,the Managing Director of Safety Analytics Nigeria Limited, Fasusi Olayinka described it as remarkable and revolutionary.
Fasusi, a safety professional and Rivers State Coordinator of the Institute of Safety Professionals said the new software will bridge the gap industry players, government agencies, the private sector, NGOs and many more have been facing.
Fasusi explained further that the coming up of the new software system, HSE Board will improve and bridge the safety and professional management gap such as investigative incident, performance record, managing safety issues, and report their incidents and many more.
He hinted that it is also aimed at improving safety management as well as provide digital web for organisations, regulatory bodies, private establishments and NGOs as this will bring them together to have a platform to leverage on.
Fasusi noted that the new software enables everyone in the industry to come together to improve efficiency and deliver on their performance expectations.
He said every professional can leverage on the new innovation to ensure they do their job more accurately and improve on what had been happening before.
“We are proud to say Safety Analytics has been able to provide a workable solution. A solution that promises a brighter future for the entirety of industry players and the likes. We have been able to change the narrative through team work. Our key word is improvement in the industry and beyond. It is specifically designed for industry players, regulatory bodies, government agencies and the private sector. It cuts across all strata of the society. We intend to let them know the good news and the potentials of this HSE Board; the good news of proffering solutions and leverage on it to make Nigeria better. We know the concern of colleagues, as experienced professionals. Concerns and challenges in terms of cyber security, as it relates to providing solution to it which is what we have done,” he said.
As everything have done digital ,the onion is in us to provide a new system archteture that can deliver in the confidence the industry desire .A system that can secure and guarantee everyone to build a better society
We are encouraged by the attendance .The attendance shows we have came to change the narrative amongst our people have on safety issues
We are encouraged that Nigerians safety management challenge had been proferred solution by us .
It is a win- win situation for everyone
In his remark ,National president ,Nigeria Institute of Safety Professionals ,Engr Timothy Iwuagwu described the innovation as a miestone in the annals of the Country
Represented by Dr( Mrs) Williams Esther commended the Management of Safety Analytics for proceeding solution to the age long challenge
He gave full backing to the new innovation ,urging Nigerians and government at all levels to leverage on rhe opportunity to achieve desired objective
Earlier ,Rivers state Commissioner for Environment ,MrTambari Sydney said it is apt considering the challenges faced by the industry players
Represented by the HoD environmental healthy and safety ,Mrs Roseline Micahlulu said the Ministry shall continue to show support to genuine individuals ,companies in the development of the stare ,while commending Safety Analytics for improving on the standard in rhe industry
Other speakers said rhe essence of the new innovation cannot be over emphasised
The event was attended by the Rivers state Commissioner of Police ,Road safety commander ,health and environmental professionals ,Regional HSEC Coordinator ,Nigeria upstream petroleum commission
The Rivers State Chief judge, Justice Simeon Chibuzor Amadi has granted pardon to six inmates standing awaiting trial at the Port Harcourt maximum correctional center.
The six lucky inmates granted pardon on Tuesday by the state Chief Judge included Nwekeala Chizoba, Samuel Emmanuel, Aniete Kelvin, Ebube Fubara and Goddey Okpara who were on awaiting trial as murder suspects and have all spent between 10 years to seven years in the custody without a proper information filed against them in the court.
Justice Amadi during a special gaol delivery exercise last Tuesday at the Port Harcourt Maximum Correctional Centre opined that the special gaol delivery was part of activities lined up to commomerate the 2024/2025 legal year in the State and restated the commitment of the state judiciary in decongesting the correctional centre and ensuring that those inmates who are not supposed to be there are removed from the custody.
The state chief judge stressed the need for all stakeholders to work together to build a society that supports rehabilitation and gives a second chance to anyone or group of people who have fallen short of the expectation of the law and have been punished accordingly.
He stressed that the National Judicial Council(NJC) encourages judges to pay more attention to criminal matters to enable them to decongests the correctional facilities, noting that since his assumption into office, his administration has been able to reduce the number of inmates in Nigerian Correctional Centres and the Port Harcourt Correctional Centre in particular, to less than 2,000 as against the over 4,000 inmates previously in the faculty.
According to him, “as they release the deserving inmates, they affirm their commitment to justice, compassion and rule of law but that they must not forget the fundamental principles of justice delivery system which is truth and fairness, integrity and equality before the law.”
I encourage you all the released inmates to return to your families and become better citizens. You must not engage in action that will return you all back to prison. Let me say that while the judges show empathy to you all, it does not absolved individuals from being held accountable for actions against individuals, corporate organisations and state which the law frowns at, ”he stated
The Chief Judge thereafter stood down the exercise to enable the DPP to intervene to case files following the fact that majority of the persons listed to benefit from the exercise are facing murder charges and adjourned to a date that will come before December.
Earlier in his goodwill message, the outgoing state Comptroller of Nigerian Correctional Centre, Port Harcourt, Felix Lawrence, who was recently promoted to the rank of Assistant Controller General, commended the state judiciary led by Chief Judge, Justice Simeon Chibuzor Amadi for their continuous effort aimed at ensuring justice and decongesting the facilities.
Other activities lined up for the event included special church service at St Paul’s Cathedral , Anglican Communion, Rebisi Port Harcourt, inspection of guard of honour by the state Chief Judge mounted by officers of the Nigerian police and a special court session held at the ceremonial court hall.
By: AkujobiAmadi
The Director General of Rivers State Bureau on Public Procurement (RBoPP), Dr. Ine Briggs, has explained that the Sir Siminalayi Fubara administration plans to enforce transparency in governance through public procurement.
Speaking at a one-day Public Procurement Enlightenment workshop organised in collaboration with the State Local Government Service Commission for newly elected chairmen, vice chairmen, secretaries and leaders of legislative assemblies, Dr. Briggs said it is key for grassroot development.
She stated that the Sir. Fubara administration plans to reduce wastage and at same time infuse efficiency in public expenditure.
The RSoPP DG said the local government political office holders remain key drivers in the new vision hence the workshop is to arm them with knowledge on how to execute projects in tandem with needs of the people.
“ Your role in the prudent management of public resources is, therefore, not just administrative it’s the cornerstone of delivering the dividends of democracy. Every procurement decision you make must reflect a commitment to fairness, transparency and accountability” Dr. Briggs submitted.
One of the key goals of the administration she further reminded the participants was to use their offices to foster economic growth through public procurement.
She warned that the law establishing the agency empowers it to penalise defaulters, but that what is more important is voluntary compliance to the laws.
In addition to that, she said urged the local government council leaders that champion the practice and implementation of public procurement law.
On his part, Acting Chairman of Local Government Service Commission, Pastor GoodLife Ben Iduoku averred that the aim of the workshop is to arm key stakeholders in the local government system to generate new ideas, innovation and strategies in tandem with government policies and programmes.
The workshop dealt on various topics on procurement planning, methods, Understanding Bid Process, including types of Construction Contracts and law.
Some participants were awarded excellence and meritorious awards as part of the programme.
By: Kevin Nengia
The 19th anniversary of the National Association of Proprietors of Private Schools (NAPPS), Rivers State Chapter, recently ended in Port Harcourt in grand style, with participants from various schools including proprietors, the academia, civil society groups and top government functionaries charting the way forward for educational improvement.
The 19th NAPPS anniversary christened, ‘Innovation and Adaptation: Transforming Challenges Into Opportunities’ was held at Casoni Hotels, Port Harcourt.
In his remarks, the Chairman of the Rivers State Chapter of the association, Dr. Jaja Adafe Sunday expressed gratitude to the members and executives for their untiring efforts towards the achievements of the body.
He sought the intervention of government on the lingering crisis on the economy as it is affecting the running of schools.
He decried high cost of things including fuel and raw materials which has adversely affected the running of schools and payment of teachers.
Dr. Sunday hinted that the current economic situation in the nation is biting hard on the operations of schools, saying inflation, removal of fuel subsidy, fuel scarcity, poor electricity supply, tariffs and lack of government grants are some of the challenges faced by schools, and urged the members to brace up to the challenges, as it is the panacea to building a brighter future.
Guest speakers from the health sector and the academia thrilled the gathering on the essence of basic education which they said is the key to national development.
Former Dean of the Ignatius Ajuru University of Education, Professor Azuru and the Chief Medical Director of Meridian Hospitals, Dr. Odo Iyke were some notable guest speakers who delivered lectures at the occasion.
Some distinguished proprietors also got special recognitions and awards.
The 19th anniversary cake was cut by the Rivers State NAPPS Chairman with representatives of the state government assisting.
