Saturday, August 27, 2022
The National Executive committee of the Berom women Association on a courtesy call to Hon Edward Pwajok SAN at his house . Hon Gyang Tanko was also present
Wednesday, August 3, 2022
PrimeTech Chairman, Hon. Engr. Jafaru Damulak, the JBN Plc Financial Director, Christian Hausemann, PrimeTech GM, Christian Mössmer, and Head of JBN Plc HR Dept. ‘Olorunfemi Ojomo At the ceremony of commissioning Primetech's new building extension.
Julius Berger’s subsidiary, PrimeTech Design and Engineering Nigeria Limited, last weekend in Abuja had a ceremony to honour its long-serving staff. The ceremony, which was dual in nature, coincided with the commissioning of Primetech’s newly completed office extension building at its state-of-the-art business complex in Abuja, the Federal Capital Territory.
The Chairman of Primetech and Board member of Julius Berger Nigeria Plc, Hon. Engr. Jafaru Damulak was on hand to kick off events at the ceremony. Engr. Damulak proudly traced the history of Primetech and commended its management for having committedly, productively grown the company’s business from merely being a service unit to Julius Berger’s needs to its current status of providing high value and reliable service to networth third party clients. The Primetech Chairman enjoined the management and staff of Primetech to be positive and remain committed to the future growth of the company’s business. Mr Christian Hausemann, the Financial Director of Primetech’s parent company, Julius Berger Nigeria Plc, represented Julius Berger’s executive management and led a delegation from head office to the well-attended event, which held at the iconic Primetech business complex located at Idu Industrial Area FCT Abuja.
On his part, the General Manager of PrimeTech, Christian Mössmer, thanked the long-serving personnel of the company for their productive loyalty and faithful commitment to the founding vision of Primetech. He took an excursion into PrimeTech’s historical evolvement over the years as the design and engineering subsidiary of the leading quality and reliable Julius Berger brand. He spoke about the challenges the company had to deal with, but more proudly of how PrimeTech over the years overcame those challenges to currently emerge as Nigeria’s preferred and most dependable design and engineering business partner. PrimeTech, said Christian Mössmer, started out with a “…vision is to be the design and engineering partner of choice in Nigeria by securing clients’ success through excellence and value”. To give real time effect to its bold vision, Christian Mössmer said, “PrimeTech provides reliable, innovative and efficient solutions for the construction of buildings, industries, civil structures, roads and infrastructure”, adding that “…as part of the Julius Berger Group’s value chain, PrimeTech’s values reflect a high emphasis on the delivery of superior quality services to the full satisfaction of clients.”
Powered by a workforce of architects, engineers, technical specialists and support staff, PrimeTech provides a wide range of services to clients in both the private and public sectors. Furthermore, PrimeTech has in-depth knowhow regarding specialized requirements of the oil and gas sector and works in compliance with the Nigerian Oil and Gas Industry Content Development Act. In addition to technical consultancy, PrimeTech has the capacity to prepare procurement documents, material specifications and approvals according to the required standards. PrimeTech says its works shows in fact that the company has evolved into a country leader in these endeavours.
With an eye for detail and precision,PrimeTech’s holistic approach to client servicing underlies the company’s delivery of well thought-out and meticulously planned design and engineering solutions. Thorough work preparation and scheduling underpin highly structured and planned processes. The company firmly believes that the delivery of consistent quality is the primary driver of value for clients. PrimeTech’s Quality Management System conforms to its International Organization for Standardization (ISO) certification as well as domestic standards.
Mössmer states that as a committed partner to client satisfaction, PrimeTech places the utmost value on professional and collaborative cooperation. The company, he said, prioritizes long-term business relationships built on trust and transparency. Focus is placed on setting mutually agreed and realistic goals that reflect the parameters set for any given project.
PrimeTech, Mössmer emphasized, also prioritizes the long-term environmental, economic and social viability of its services. The company is a leader in raising the standard for sustainable management practices in Nigeria and continues to spearhead the implementation of cutting-edge technologies and operational procedures. Mössmer also said PrimeTech is a strong driver of innovation in its business. In that regard, PrimeTech, he said, “…aims not only to creatively develop solutions that capture clients’ visions, but also to continuously upgrade its technical capacities and support facilities in order to expand its expertise and ability to deliver innovative design and engineering.”
On staff training and development, the PrimeTech GM said that “…to ensure that suitable advanced methods and techniques are applied, the company’s highly qualified staff is kept abreast of the latest domestic and global market developments with related and relevant global best practice training and professional exposure”. Mössmer said for the year 2022, 26 different staff training courses have been offered including oversea training and on-site trainings on JBN projects with 170 participations recorded totalling 5,314 hours spent on various staff training investment till date. The General Manager also proudly informed guests at the ceremony that PrimeTech promoted 18 deserving staff in 2022.
On the important factor of technical aptitude, the General Manager said that because PrimeTech is parentally rooted in and fully aligned with Julius Berger’s historically established culture of standout excellence, “…PrimeTech taps into its diverse international resources to gain special expert knowledge on developing trends and latest technologies.” PrimeTech, he said, is a pioneer in the area of sustainable design and engineering in Nigeria and maintains robust knowledge regarding the latest green building technology. Examples include the company’s head office, which is designed and built according to the “Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design” (LEED) requirements.
Christian Mössmer concluded his remarks by saying that, heavily invested in Nigeria, PrimeTech’s strength remains the company’s motivated and highly skilled staff, ranging from young graduates to experienced professionals, amongst whom were the celebrated long service awardees at the event who have both substantive and diversely experiential knowledge in their fields of expertise. The majority of PrimeTech’s staff, he said, are professionally accredited engineers and architects registered with their relevant Nigerian regulatory bodies, including the Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN), the Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE), the Architects Registration Council of Nigeria (ARCON) and the Nigerian Institute of Architects (NIA).
Arc.Joseph Abba, Head of Architectural Unit; Arc. Adetola Oyenuga, Deputy Head of Architectural Unit: Engr. Kabir Haruna, the Head of Unit, Structures who also doubles as Office Quality Manager; Engr. Shittu, Rahman; the Deputy Head of Unit, Structures; Chibuzor Enyinna, Support Staff; Mark Abang, Support Staff; and Eberechi Onyebuenyi Echefulachi, Support Staff, were among the staff whose work was acknowledged and rewarded for their consistent and loyal ten years of good service to Primetech at the ceremony in Abuja.
As part of the Julius Berger Group, PrimeTech has access to vast resources within Nigeria, which further supports the company’s ability to offer end-to-end client servicing. Christian Mössmer, the General Manager invited all potential clients to confidently visit PrimeTech Design and Engineering Nigeria Limited, at Plot 305 Idu Industrial Area 1B Idu 900 102 l FCT Abuja, adding that they may also visit Primetech at Info@primetechnigeria.comPhone: +234 803 906 7000
Other Julius Berger officials present at the ceremony besides PrimeTech officials, included the head of Human Resources, Olorunfemi Ojomo, Mustapher Abubakar of the Commercial Department, AFP Commercial Manager, Norbert Kossman, head of Corporate Communications Department, James Agama, and the head of Media Relations Office, Prince Moses Duku.
at Plot 305 Idu Industrial Area 1B Idu 900 102 l FCT Abuja
Board of Directors JBN Plc, Hon. Engr. Jafau Damulak, An Awardee, Arc. Joseph Abah, and
PrimeTech’s General Manager, Christian Mössmer at the event in Abuja recently
At the ceremony.
PrimeTech Awardees and the PrimeTech Chairman, Hon. Engr. Jafaru Damulak, the JBN Plc Financial Director, Christian Hausemann, PrimeTech GM, Christian Mössmer, and Head of JBN Plc HR Dept. ‘Olorunfemi Ojomo At the ceremony of commissioning Primetech's new building extension.
Julius Berger’s subsidiary, PrimeTech Design and Engineering Nigeria Limited, last weekend in Abuja had a ceremony to honour its long-serving staff. The ceremony, which was dual in nature, coincided with the commissioning of Primetech’s newly completed office extension building at its state-of-the-art business complex in Abuja, the Federal Capital Territory.
The Chairman of Primetech and Board member of Julius Berger Nigeria Plc, Hon. Engr. Jafaru Damulak was on hand to kick off events at the ceremony. Engr. Damulak proudly traced the history of Primetech and commended its management for having committedly, productively grown the company’s business from merely being a service unit to Julius Berger’s needs to its current status of providing high value and reliable service to networth third party clients. The Primetech Chairman enjoined the management and staff of Primetech to be positive and remain committed to the future growth of the company’s business. Mr Christian Hausemann, the Financial Director of Primetech’s parent company, Julius Berger Nigeria Plc, represented Julius Berger’s executive management and led a delegation from head office to the well-attended event, which held at the iconic Primetech business complex located at Idu Industrial Area FCT Abuja.
On his part, the General Manager of PrimeTech, Christian Mössmer, thanked the long-serving personnel of the company for their productive loyalty and faithful commitment to the founding vision of Primetech. He took an excursion into PrimeTech’s historical evolvement over the years as the design and engineering subsidiary of the leading quality and reliable Julius Berger brand. He spoke about the challenges the company had to deal with, but more proudly of how PrimeTech over the years overcame those challenges to currently emerge as Nigeria’s preferred and most dependable design and engineering business partner. PrimeTech, said Christian Mössmer, started out with a “…vision is to be the design and engineering partner of choice in Nigeria by securing clients’ success through excellence and value”. To give real time effect to its bold vision, Christian Mössmer said, “PrimeTech provides reliable, innovative and efficient solutions for the construction of buildings, industries, civil structures, roads and infrastructure”, adding that “…as part of the Julius Berger Group’s value chain, PrimeTech’s values reflect a high emphasis on the delivery of superior quality services to the full satisfaction of clients.”
Powered by a workforce of architects, engineers, technical specialists and support staff, PrimeTech provides a wide range of services to clients in both the private and public sectors. Furthermore, PrimeTech has in-depth knowhow regarding specialized requirements of the oil and gas sector and works in compliance with the Nigerian Oil and Gas Industry Content Development Act. In addition to technical consultancy, PrimeTech has the capacity to prepare procurement documents, material specifications and approvals according to the required standards. PrimeTech says its works shows in fact that the company has evolved into a country leader in these endeavours.
With an eye for detail and precision,PrimeTech’s holistic approach to client servicing underlies the company’s delivery of well thought-out and meticulously planned design and engineering solutions. Thorough work preparation and scheduling underpin highly structured and planned processes. The company firmly believes that the delivery of consistent quality is the primary driver of value for clients. PrimeTech’s Quality Management System conforms to its International Organization for Standardization (ISO) certification as well as domestic standards.
Mössmer states that as a committed partner to client satisfaction, PrimeTech places the utmost value on professional and collaborative cooperation. The company, he said, prioritizes long-term business relationships built on trust and transparency. Focus is placed on setting mutually agreed and realistic goals that reflect the parameters set for any given project.
PrimeTech, Mössmer emphasized, also prioritizes the long-term environmental, economic and social viability of its services. The company is a leader in raising the standard for sustainable management practices in Nigeria and continues to spearhead the implementation of cutting-edge technologies and operational procedures. Mössmer also said PrimeTech is a strong driver of innovation in its business. In that regard, PrimeTech, he said, “…aims not only to creatively develop solutions that capture clients’ visions, but also to continuously upgrade its technical capacities and support facilities in order to expand its expertise and ability to deliver innovative design and engineering.”
On staff training and development, the PrimeTech GM said that “…to ensure that suitable advanced methods and techniques are applied, the company’s highly qualified staff is kept abreast of the latest domestic and global market developments with related and relevant global best practice training and professional exposure”. Mössmer said for the year 2022, 26 different staff training courses have been offered including oversea training and on-site trainings on JBN projects with 170 participations recorded totalling 5,314 hours spent on various staff training investment till date. The General Manager also proudly informed guests at the ceremony that PrimeTech promoted 18 deserving staff in 2022.
On the important factor of technical aptitude, the General Manager said that because PrimeTech is parentally rooted in and fully aligned with Julius Berger’s historically established culture of standout excellence, “…PrimeTech taps into its diverse international resources to gain special expert knowledge on developing trends and latest technologies.” PrimeTech, he said, is a pioneer in the area of sustainable design and engineering in Nigeria and maintains robust knowledge regarding the latest green building technology. Examples include the company’s head office, which is designed and built according to the “Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design” (LEED) requirements.
Christian Mössmer concluded his remarks by saying that, heavily invested in Nigeria, PrimeTech’s strength remains the company’s motivated and highly skilled staff, ranging from young graduates to experienced professionals, amongst whom were the celebrated long service awardees at the event who have both substantive and diversely experiential knowledge in their fields of expertise. The majority of PrimeTech’s staff, he said, are professionally accredited engineers and architects registered with their relevant Nigerian regulatory bodies, including the Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN), the Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE), the Architects Registration Council of Nigeria (ARCON) and the Nigerian Institute of Architects (NIA).
Arc.Joseph Abba, Head of Architectural Unit; Arc. Adetola Oyenuga, Deputy Head of Architectural Unit: Engr. Kabir Haruna, the Head of Unit, Structures who also doubles as Office Quality Manager; Engr. Shittu, Rahman; the Deputy Head of Unit, Structures; Chibuzor Enyinna, Support Staff; Mark Abang, Support Staff; and Eberechi Onyebuenyi Echefulachi, Support Staff, were among the staff whose work was acknowledged and rewarded for their consistent and loyal ten years of good service to Primetech at the ceremony in Abuja.
As part of the Julius Berger Group, PrimeTech has access to vast resources within Nigeria, which further supports the company’s ability to offer end-to-end client servicing. Christian Mössmer, the General Manager invited all potential clients to confidently visit PrimeTech Design and Engineering Nigeria Limited, at Plot 305 Idu Industrial Area 1B Idu 900 102 l FCT Abuja, adding that they may also visit Primetech at Info@primetechnigeria.comPhone: +234 803 906 7000
Other Julius Berger officials present at the ceremony besides PrimeTech officials, included the head of Human Resources, Olorunfemi Ojomo, Mustapher Abubakar of the Commercial Department, AFP Commercial Manager, Norbert Kossman, head of Corporate Communications Department, James Agama, and the head of Media Relations Office, Prince Moses Duku.
at Plot 305 Idu Industrial Area 1B Idu 900 102 l FCT Abuja
Board of Directors JBN Plc, Hon. Engr. Jafau Damulak, An Awardee, Arc. Joseph Abah, and
PrimeTech’s General Manager, Christian Mössmer at the event in Abuja recently
At the ceremony.
Thursday, July 28, 2022
HON. EDWARD PWAJOK, SAN, LB, KSG ADVISED THAT THE GOVERNMENT SHOULD LISTEN TO THE PEOPLE AND GET THE BUY IN OF THE PEOPLE BEFORE CONCLUDING THE MOU ON THE JOS MAIN MARKET
Were other Stakeholders carried along before drafting the MOU? The MOU mentioned interests of communities, were the communities identified and informed about the MOU and if so , which communities?
Was due diligence done before preparing the MOU? There is need for transparency and due diligence will help in that regard. Who is the contractor to carry out the construction. Who are the owners of the construction company and their shares. How did the company secure the project ?
How did the state Govt itself become ‘the beneficial owner’ of the land? What is the root of title of the land? How did the Govt acquire the Land, are there no encumbrances on the land, were there no agreements entered into on the Market by the state Govt from Governor Dariye’s time and subsequent Governments and have the encumbrances ( if any) been cleared?
How did the parties arrive at the N9 billion + valuation figure? There may be need for an independent, expert valuation to confirm the figure contained in the MOU.
What is the fate of the Kabong market where Govt sank huge funds, in fact, borrowed funds to construct? Is it true that Govt ( with all its powers) cannot move traders to that market?
In the light of present reality , is the Market even advisable in the present location and in the manner envisaged by the MOU? What does the Govt intend to do with the neighboring property ie the Hospital .
What is the legality of the MOU given that ‘market’ is reserved for Local Governments by the Fourth Schedule of the Constitution?
These questions are not exhaustive but a public interaction where these and other critical questions can be answered needs to be organized.
In view of the public interest and anxiety, I advise that the Government should listen to the people and get the buy in of the people before concluding the MOU. AThere is no reason in my view that is so compelling or urgent to make the Govt to rush the MOU when citizens are raising critical questions.
E.G. PWAJOK, SAN, LB, KSG
EDWARD PWAJOK,SAN, LB, KSG AT THE LAW SCHOOL BWARI ABUJA WITNESSING ANOTHER ROUND OF CALL TO BAR CEREMONY OF NEW LAWYERS
The ceremony was attended by great legal minds some of whom are Hon Justice Ishaq Bello, Chairman Legal Practitioners Disciplinary Committee,
Mrs Turaki, Executive Secretary, Federal Judicial Service Commission &
Hon Edward Gyang Pwajok SAN, LB, KSG as captured in the picture above.
Sunday, July 24, 2022
𝐉𝐔𝐁𝐈𝐋𝐀𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍: 𝐇𝐎𝐍. 𝐀𝐌𝐁. 𝐆𝐈𝐃𝐄𝐎𝐍 𝐃𝐔𝐍𝐆 𝐃𝐀𝐍𝐃𝐄𝐑𝐄𝐍𝐆 𝐂𝐎𝐍𝐅𝐄𝐑𝐄𝐃 𝐖𝐈𝐓𝐇 𝐀 𝐂𝐇𝐈𝐄𝐅𝐓𝐀𝐈𝐍𝐂𝐘 𝐓𝐈𝐓𝐋𝐄
This follows his astute and reputable leadership in Jos South.
The executive chairman of Jos south local government, HON. Amb. Gideon Dung Dandereng is confered with a chieftancy tittle today as the "NWANE NDI IGBO 1 of Jos South " (Brother of the Indi Igbo 1 of Jos South ) by the Igbo COMMUNITY of JOS SOUTH.
The Igbo community described Hon. Amb. Gideon Dung Dandereng as the friend of the Igbos and an adroit leader who has the ability to manage ethnic and religious diversities. The leader of the Igbo community in Jos south Ochi Ndigbo (Eze Igbo) pours out encomium to Amb Gideon Dandereng for his leadership and operational efficiency which has created a peaceful and enabling atmosphere for the Igbos and there businesses in the local government to stride.
While appreciating the efforts of AMB. Gideon in supporting the Igbo community, the leader of the Igbo community assured HON. Gideon of their collective support in his aspiration for the member federal house of representative in the Jos South/ Jos East federal constituency.
In response, AMB. Gideon Dandereng expresses joy and appreciation to the Igbo community for finding him worthy to be confered with a chieftancy tittle. Amb Gideon Dandereng also thanks the Igbos for their positive contributions in facilitating the economic productivity in the local government and gives them his word to operate an inclusive government that will ensure equal treatment of all sundry in Jos South regardless of their ethnic and religious affiliations.
𝐒𝐚𝐦𝐮𝐞𝐥 𝐆𝐲𝐚𝐧𝐠 𝐓𝐡𝐨𝐦𝐚𝐬
𝐒𝐒𝐀 𝐒𝐨𝐜𝐢𝐚𝐥 𝐌𝐞𝐝𝐢𝐚 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐏𝐮𝐛𝐥𝐢𝐜 𝐀𝐟𝐟𝐚𝐢𝐫𝐬 𝐭𝐨 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐄𝐱𝐞𝐜𝐮𝐭𝐢𝐯𝐞 𝐂𝐡𝐚𝐢𝐫𝐦𝐚𝐧 𝐉𝐨𝐬 𝐒𝐨𝐮𝐭𝐡 𝐋𝐆𝐂
𝐉𝐮𝐥𝐲, 24th-2022.
Sunday, July 17, 2022
Speaker Abok Congratulates Adeleke, Says PDP's Victory in Osun is Preliminary to Presidential Success in 2023.
Speaker of Plateau State House of Assembly, Rt Hon Abok Nuhu Ayuba has congratulated the Osun Governor-Elect, Senator Ademola Adeleke on his victory.
He said: "ours is a struggle to keep Nigeria united, progressive and peaceful, congratulations once again to amiable Senator Adeleke on his victory which has become a prerequisite for saving the soul of our country.
"Really, Osun has spoken and democracy has won. Now we have a Governor-Elect who will serve the people and bring us all together.
"The Osun election is a historic-making exercise, a rejection of APC and a new page for Nigeria. Thanks to everyone who helped make this a reality. Onward together."
Itse Samuel Kaze
Media Assistant to Rt Hon Abok Nuhu Ayuba
Speaker, Plateau State House of Assembly
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