By,giwa alex,jos
Governor Simon Bako of plateau state has send strong warning to all Civil Servants in the state,and the judges to stay away from partisan politics and don’t allow themselves to be use by politicians more especially now that

electioneering period is around the corner.
As the government will not spare anyone of them that allowed himself to used as stooges to disrupt the smooth running of government business as government will not spare anybody no matter his or her position in the service and run contrary to the civil service rules.
Governor Lalong handed down the warning during the swearing in of Permanent Secretarie and President of Customary Court of Appeal Hon. Justice Lyop Dalyop on the 1st March,2022 held at the Victoria Gowon Conference Hall ,New Government House Little Rayfield in jos the Plateau state capital.

The governor further said as a mark of commitment on the side of Government, we will continue to fulfil our obligations to the welfare and well-being of civil servants which we have consistently done since 2015.
He however directed that work of the White Paper standing Committee on Staff Audit and Verification be completed to enable Civil Servants start enjoying their normal promotions as we also work on creating employment .
lalong further charged the President of the Customary Court of Appeal Lyop Dalyop and the newly sworn-in Permanent Secretaries on their well-deserved appointment and urged them to live up to the dictates of their new status,and ensure they do their best to validate the merit of your appointment and contribute towards building a Plateau that all of us will be proud of,as he also appeal to the citizens to pray for them and avoid putting them under unnecessary pressure with frivolous demands.

The governor commended the Head of Civil Service who in collaboration with the Plateau State Information Communication Technology Development Agency ensured the successful conduct of the ICT-based professional aptitude examination for the newly appointed Permanent Secretaries.
“I have further directed the Head of Service to work towards ensuring that all civil servants are fully trained in the use of ICT tools for all Government business.”

“Since Plateau State joined the Open Government Initiative (OGP), we have continued to receive local and international accolades for our prudence, transparency and all-inclusive approach to governance. We must sustain this development using technology, motivated and well trained manpower. That is why recently, I approved Capacity Building retreats, workshops and trainings for Permanent Secretaries, Directors, Stenographers and Drivers anchored by the Office of the Head of Civil Service cutting across all Ministries, Departments and Agencies.

The governor reiterated the need for civil servants to be loyal to Government and avoid all acts that are inimical to the smooth running of the affairs of the State,civil service rules are very clear on responsibilities, privileges and expectations from all civil servants he maintained.
“We expect the new Permanent Secretaries to show leadership that is driven by excellence, capacity, discipline, fairness and honesty. Coming into these sensitive positions at these challenging times, you will be required to demonstrate innovation, creativity and resource management in the governance architecture of the State. The time for laxity, bureaucratic bottlenecks and sabotage are over.

” He reminded the appointees that the positions the hold are very important to the success of this administration and a lot is expected of you as the Rescue Administration is gradually winding down, there is a lot to be done between now and next year.”
This he said is the time for action and performance as we are determined to complete on-going projects and programmes in line with our promise to leave Plateau better than we met it.










































































































































































































































































































































































































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