The 2019 Civil Service Week, was a belated marking of June 23 – the United Nations Public Service Day, a global adoption through General Assembly’s resolution A/RES/57/277 of 2003of the Africa Public Service Day, an initiative of African Ministers of Public/Civil Service taken in Tangier Morocco in 1994.
Oyo-Ita spent 3 years 10 months on the post, which makes her by far the longest serving HCSF among the eight officers that have occupied that office from 2007 to date. No doubt, she put in her best. Indeed, in terms of reforms, she oversaw after service-wide stakeholders’ consultations the emplacement of the 2017-2020 Federal Civil Service Strategy and Implementation Plan.
Patronage-induced advantaged placement of transferred/regularized officers due to lack of adherence to guidelines by the FCSC; and
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