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Governor Adeleke Approves Promotions of Civil Servants

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Last updated: 2024/03/22 at 8:45 PM
Published March 22, 2024 314 Views
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Governor Adeleke Approves Promotions of Civil Servants

 

By John Dike

Governor Ademola Adeleke has approved the promotions of due civil servants after a statutory process supervised by the Head of Service, Mr Samuel Ayanleye Aina.

The exercise was carried out in conjunction with the Civil Service Commission and Local Government Service Commission.

According to a circular by the Head of Service, the promotion letters for all due personnel for last year have been approved by Governor Ademola Adeleke and are being issued their letters of promotion by their respective Commissions, Ministries, Departments and Agencies.

The Head of Service declared that the promotion followed all due processes as prescribed by the extant Public Service Rules.

“Mr Governor duly approved the exercise in compliance with his earlier directive that promotion exercise should be a regular feature of the service.

“So I can confirm that letters are being given out to promoted officers.

” On behalf of Mr Governor, I also congratulate them”, Mr Aina noted.

Commenting on the promotion exercise, Governor Adeleke reaffirms the commitment of his administration to workers welfare.

” The Governor particularly noted that the exercise is unarguably in line with the pursuance of No 1 of the 5 – Point Action Plan of his administration, which is giving the welfare of public servants topmost priority.

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