Kaduna Electric MD/CEO Urges Staff to Rededicate Efforts During Monthly Performance Review
By Asmau Mohammed
Kaduna Electric’s Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, Dr. Umar Abubakar Hashidu, took center stage at the company’s ongoing Monthly Performance Review, delivering a powerful presentation that emphasized the urgent need for enhanced performance across the company.
The session, attended by the Chairman
Board of Directors, Alh. Aminu Abubakar Suleiman and all Management of the
company provided a comprehensive analysis of the company’s performance within
the Nigerian Electricity Supply Industry (NESI). Dr. Hashidu highlighted critical
areas requiring improvement, underscoring the collective responsibility of all
staff members in achieving organizational goals.
“Our position in the NESI demands
immediate and sustained improvement,” Dr. Hashidu stated. “The challenges
before us are significant, but they are not insurmountable. With rededication,
teamwork, and a results-driven approach, we can surpass our targets and set new
benchmarks for excellence.”
The presentation also included a
detailed review of the company's operational metrics and financial performance.
While commending pockets of progress, Dr. Hashidu called for renewed commitment
and innovative strategies to tackle inefficiencies.
Staff were encouraged to embrace a
culture of accountability and prioritize customer satisfaction, which Dr.
Hashidu identified as a cornerstone for the company’s growth and
sustainability.
The session concluded with an
open-floor discussion where staff shared insights and proposed actionable
solutions to address the challenges highlighted.
Kaduna Electric remains committed in
its mission to provide reliable electricity to its customers. The Management is
confident that the call for improvement and rededication will stimulate staff
towards achieving sustainable success.
Kaduna Electric
Partners with National Association of Scrap and Waste Dealers Employers of
Nigeria Kaduna State Chapter to Tackle Vandalism
By Asmau Mohammed
In a proactive move to address the persistent issue of vandalism affecting Kaduna Electric installations, a crucial meeting was held between the Regional Manager Kaduna, Mr. Mu’azu Aliyu and the leadership of the National Association of Scrap and Waste Dealers Employers of Nigeria Kaduna State Chapter. (NASWDEN)
The meeting was convened in light of a
recent incident where a culprit caught purchasing stolen Kaduna Electric
cables, was identified as a member of the National Association of Scrap and Waste
Dealers Employers of Nigeria Kaduna State Chapter. (NASWDEN). This alarming
revelation has prompted the association to take a firm stand against such acts
and collaborate with Kaduna Electric to curb the menace of vandalism.
The Chairman of the Association Kaduna
State Chapter, Alh Lawal S. Ya’u acknowledging the role of buyers in enabling
vandalism, has resolved to implement stringent measures within its ranks. They
announced that members would be banned from purchasing any electrical
installations without verifiable proof of ownership. This step, the association
believes will discourage the sale of stolen cables and dismantle the network
supporting vandals.
In addition, the association has
requested a comprehensive list of Kaduna Electric installations, which they
intend to print on banners and flyers for display across their market spaces.
This initiative aims to educate the public and create awareness, thereby
deterring individuals from engaging in or supporting acts of vandalism.
Speaking at the meeting, the Regional
Manager Kaduna, Mr. Mu’azu Aliyu highlighted the severe impact of vandalism on
the company’s operations and its customers. He stated, “Vandalism remains one
of our greatest challenges, causing significant financial losses, disrupting
power supply, and leaving our customers in prolonged darkness. Anyone caught
stealing or purchasing stolen cables will be brought to justice.”
This collaboration marks a significant
step toward addressing vandalism, as both parties commit to working together to
safeguard Kaduna Electric installations and ensure uninterrupted power supply
for the benefit of all residents.
Kaduna Electric commends the National
Association of Scrap and Waste Dealers Employers of Nigeria Kaduna State Chapter.
(NASWDEN) for their proactive approach and urges other stakeholders to join in
the fight against vandalism.
Kaduna Regional
Manager Conducts Seminar on Community Engagement, Accountability,
Self-Discipline, and Teamwork
By Jamila Bala
As part of its commitment to employee
growth and development, the Kaduna Regional office recently organized a monthly
seminar for Area Managers. The seminar, facilitated by Regional Manager Mr.
Muazu Aliyu, focused on the importance of community engagement, accountability,
self-discipline, and teamwork in the Kaduna Electric workplace.
In his opening remarks, Mr. Aliyu emphasized the significance of the seminar, announcing that its key takeaways would be incorporated into the Area Managers' Key Performance Indicators (KPIs). He stressed the need for accountability, self-discipline, and teamwork in achieving organizational goals, highlighting their role in building trust, fostering collaboration, and driving success.
Mr. Aliyu noted that accountability is
crucial in the workplace, as its absence can lead to blame, conflicts, lower
quality performance, and greater frustrations. He urged employees to take
ownership of their actions and motivate their teams to do the same, promoting a
positive and successful work culture.
The seminar featured interactive
sessions, group discussions, and role-playing exercises designed to illustrate
the benefits of self-discipline and teamwork. Participants praised the
initiative, describing it as timely and impactful.
The Kaduna Regional Manager has
pledged to continue providing training and development opportunities for team
members, enhancing their skills and knowledge. This seminar reinforces the
organization's commitment to investing in its employees' growth and development.
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