Federal civil service present process holistic, targeted reforms – HoS

The Head of Service of the Federation (HoS), Mr. Olumuyiwa Enitan Caleb, weekend acknowledged that the Federal Civil Service is present process holistic and targeted reforms.

Enitan acknowledged this whereas talking because the chairman of the valedictory ceremony organised to mark the profitable tenure completion of Professor Kayode Adebowale because the thirteenth Vice Chancellor of the University of Ibadan, held on the Trenchard Hall of the establishment.

He stated the holistic and targeted reforms are geared toward making the Federal Civil Service to develop into extra environment friendly, productive, incorruptible and citizen centered.

He stated: “In appreciation of the foregoing and within the wider context of guaranteeing efficient implementation of presidency insurance policies to enhance the residing situations of Nigerians, the Federal Civil Service is present process holistic and targeted reforms to develop into extra environment friendly, productive, incorruptible and citizen centred in tandem with Mr. President’s reform agenda.

“This will be pursued more vigorously under my watch as the Head of the Civil Service of the Federation, and rest assured, the university system will be greatly impacted by the positive outcomes of this commendable disposition”

He lauded Professor Adebowale for preserving “UI’s proud heritage while building a resilient and responsive institution equipped to meet emerging challenges”.

In his speech on the valedictory ceremony themed: “Celebrating Leadership, Legacy and Service,” Professor Adebowale stated: “Any organisation that does care for its people cannot fulfill its mission” including that his administration was forsaking a powerful however not excellent establishment.

Professor Adebowale identified that there’s nonetheless a lot to be finished on the University of Ibadan AND emphasised how funding stays necessary to constructing a world-class establishment with glorious infrastructures.

“Leadership is a burden. Every decision carries the weight of lives and destinies. I have led by listening to the community and through consultations. I have insisted on due process, defended autonomy, and governed with integrity. UI continues to attract the brightest students and scholars of repute. We have ensured that our research serves the needs of the country through partnerships with government agencies.”

Chairman of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), Dr Adefemi Afolabi, who was represented by his vice chairman, Dr Tayo Ajibade, in his goodwill message famous that the thirteenth vice chancellor pursued a pleasant disposition to the welfare of her members.