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Abdul-Ganiyu Obatoyinbo, Administrator and Director General of the Nigeria Public Service Institute (PSIN), enumerated the commitment, dedication and implementation of the existing rules under the measures to strengthen the public service in the country.
He said when he arrived at the Abuja International Airport Nnamdi Azikiwe (NAIA) Monday, after a week of test and trip bench. Study of the Chief of the Public Service of the Federation (HoCSF), Ms. Winifred Oyo-Ita, Heads of Service in the States and Permanent Secretaries Federal and State to Malaysia and Singapore.
It is as HoCSF who led the delegation, Ms. Winifred Oyo-Ita assured that the federal government is committed to repositioning the Public Service for a better and more efficient service delivery in accordance with the program of change of administration headed by President Muhammadu Buhari
According to the boss of the PSIN, there is no other way to make the national civil service effective, except that Nigerians consider themselves as agents of change and do not leave it to the government.
"We must all support our leaders, commit ourselves and believe in their country, we must see ourselves as agents of change, we discover that most of our legislation is out of date and we need to review and update the rules. Some policies also need to be revised to meet contemporary needs and contemporary challenges
"There is also a need for periodic training and refinement of the curriculum. training for at least seven days and it is mandatory under the law of the nation.This study trip would not be a jamboree as it has the buy-in of President Muhammadu Buhari.Also, we have all the Heads of service from all states, and we see all things for ourselves.We must all imbibe the spirit of patriotism to speed up the development process, "said Ob atoyinbo.
In addition, Ms. Deborah Adefunke Ogunmola, head of the Kogi State Department, said she was experimenting with the public services of Malaysia and Singapore. committed.
"They love their country and are dedicated, we go to our different states to have an impact on what we have learned and it was good for all the heads of the different states to be together," she said. said.
For his part, Hajiya Bariatu, head of Kaduna Yusuf Mohammed's state department, said Nigeria had the best laws but lacked implementation and compliance.
She said, "We have seen a lot of innovations in Malaysia and Singapore.The state of Kaduna also has a lot of innovations.I have some units. integrity in both countries, especially in Singapore, very interesting, they (Singapore) have rules similar to ours but they have complied with theirs.Our problem here is that we have one of the best rules, but we do not let me respect, I will work to change the attitudes of public servants to begin to abide by the rules in the interest of society. "
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