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President Goodluck Jonathan of Nigeria has began a search for a new head of service.
Premium Times reported that in the search for a new Head of Service, President Jonathan sticks to a formula that critics say has, for years, bred corruption and entrenched inefficiency in the federal civil service.
At the inauguration of Bukar Aji as the Head of Service March 2013, President Goodluck Jonathan delivered a rare acknowledgement of the rot that has tarnished Nigeria’s civil service for years, and challenged the new boss to cleanse the system.
“The civil service was historically acknowledged as the citadel of excellence where the best brains, equipment and strategies are engaged,” the president told Mr. Aji. “Under your leadership, you must all work hard to bring back that type of civil service in the interest of our nation.” He pressed the new chief bureaucrat to “enhance discipline and curtail corruption” in the service.
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SOURCE: #PremiumTimes
Premium Times reported that in the search for a new Head of Service, President Jonathan sticks to a formula that critics say has, for years, bred corruption and entrenched inefficiency in the federal civil service.
At the inauguration of Bukar Aji as the Head of Service March 2013, President Goodluck Jonathan delivered a rare acknowledgement of the rot that has tarnished Nigeria’s civil service for years, and challenged the new boss to cleanse the system.
“The civil service was historically acknowledged as the citadel of excellence where the best brains, equipment and strategies are engaged,” the president told Mr. Aji. “Under your leadership, you must all work hard to bring back that type of civil service in the interest of our nation.” He pressed the new chief bureaucrat to “enhance discipline and curtail corruption” in the service.
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SOURCE: #PremiumTimes
