The Kano State Civil Service Commission has approved the promotion of 231 senior officers across Ministries, Departments, and Agencies in the state civil service.
This is contained in a statement by the Director, Public Enlightenment, Civil Service Commission, Musa Garba, a copy of which was made available to The PUNCH on Friday.
According to Garba, the Chairman of the CSC, Dr. Umar Minjibir, disclosed this during the commission’s sitting recently.
He explained that other cases treated were those of transfer of service (50 approved cases), change of name (one case), change of cadre (one case), and disciplinary case (one case).
Minjibir therefore, enjoined the affected staff members especially those promoted and transferred to reciprocate the government gesture by upscaling productivity and displaying a high sense of responsibility in carrying out their duties to ensure a result-oriented civil service in the state.
“I want to enjoin all promoted staff members to reciprocate the gesture by being more dedicated and committed to their duties,” the statement quoted the chairman as saying.
He also implored all civil servants, particularly those working in the commission, to always be guided by the service rules and uphold utmost confidentiality in handling official matters as demanded under the oath of secrecy.
He called on heads of Ministries, Departments, and Agencies to always treat matters that affect their staff members’ progress and progression with dispatch and as and when due.
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