Celebrating Independence Day: Civil Servants Called to Shine
In Nigeria, as the nation marked its 64th year of independence, the Head of the Civil Service, Mrs. Didi Esther Walson-Jack, took the opportunity to honor the vital role civil servants play in the country’s development. In a message to civil servants on October 1, Walson-Jack emphasized that their dedication and hard work are the backbone of government operations, making them the unsung heroes of Nigeria’s progress.
According to the HoSF, the country stands at a threshold of significant reforms aimed at modernizing operations, enhancing skills, and building a more efficient, accountable, and responsive civil service. This vision, outlined in the Federal Civil Service Strategy and Implementation Plan 2021-2025, requires the unwavering commitment and patriotism of civil servants.
Walson-Jack reiterated that true patriotism is demonstrated through exceptional performance of duties, acknowledging that daily efforts are the driving force behind Nigeria’s advancement. The Head of the Civil Service emphasized that it is the diligence and hard work of civil servants that bring about real progress, inspiring trust in government and creating a system that meets the needs of the people.
In closing, Walson-Jack encouraged civil servants to continue striving for excellence, declaring that the best gift they can offer fellow Nigerians on this Independence Day anniversary is to continue the march to greatness, ultimately achieving a civil service respected domestically and admired globally.
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