President Bola Tinubu has granted automatic employment to the four children of the late Dr. Grace Adayilo, former Head of the Civil Service of the Federal Capital Territory. This announcement was made by FCT Minister Nyesom Wike at Adayilo’s funeral service, which took place at the National Ecumenical Centre in Abuja.

The ceremony was attended by top government officials, civil servants, relatives, and friends, all of whom gathered to pay their respects to Adayilo. Minister Wike described her passing as a “painful loss” and praised her as a devoted, humble, and hardworking public servant. He highlighted her significant impact on the Federal Capital Territory Administration and extended condolences to her family on behalf of the FCT Administration and the President.

According to Wike, President Tinubu’s decision to offer automatic employment to Adayilo’s children is a gesture of support, considering the family has lost its primary breadwinner. Wike also commended Adayilo’s exceptional service, noting her role in ensuring timely payment of workers’ salaries and benefits. He further acknowledged her influence as a respected community mobilizer and encouraged Nigerians to emulate her dedication to serving both God and humanity.

Dr. Grace Adayilo was remembered by colleagues and loved ones as a selfless leader and motherly figure, celebrated for her inspiring career and commitment to the welfare of others. Her funeral service served as a testament to her lasting impact on the Federal Capital Territory Administration and the community at large.

The decision to grant automatic employment to Adayilo’s children is a significant gesture of support from the President, recognizing the family’s loss and demonstrating the government’s commitment to the well-being of its citizens. As the country continues to mourn the loss of a dedicated public servant, Adayilo’s legacy is likely to endure, inspiring future generations to follow in her footsteps.