The Bauchi State Civil Service Commission (BSCSC) has recently made a significant announcement, promoting 84 senior civil servants to higher ranks within the State Civil Service. Among the notable promotions is the Deputy Chief Medical Officer, who has now been elevated to the prestigious position of Chief Medical Officer at grade level 17.
This exciting development was revealed in a statement released by Saleh Umar, the information officer of the Commission, and made available to journalists. The decision to promote these deserving officers was reached during the 11th plenary session of the Commission, which took place on March 14, 2024.
During the session, the Commission carefully reviewed 84 recommendations for promotion from various government departments, including the State Independent Electoral Commission, Health Management Board, Debt Management Office, and State Sports Council. Following rigorous interviews, all candidates were successfully promoted, reflecting their dedication and hard work.
Chairing the meeting, Alh. Abubakar Usman IION, the Chairman of the Commission, urged the newly promoted officials to uphold high standards and strive for excellence in carrying out their duties. This promotion not only recognizes their past achievements but also challenges them to continue making valuable contributions to the State Civil Service.
This significant development underscores the commitment of the Bauchi State Civil Service Commission to rewarding merit and promoting a culture of excellence within the organization. The promoted officers are now entrusted with greater responsibilities and are expected to demonstrate leadership and professionalism in their roles.
As we celebrate the success of these 84 senior civil servants, we look forward to witnessing their continued growth and impact within the State Civil Service. Their promotion serves as a testament to their hard work and dedication, setting a positive example for their colleagues and inspiring future generations of civil servants.
