Lawrence Olaoye 
…hails Abah’s appointment as aide on Civil Service matters
The Head of the Civil Service of the Federation (HCSF), Mrs. Didi Esther Walson-Jack, has said that the service was witnessing Transformative Progress under the administration of President Bola Tinubu.
This came as she hailed the appointment of Alfred Agaba Abah as the Senior Special Assistant to the President on Civil Service Matters.
According to a release by the Head of Information and Public Relations of the Service, Mrs Eno Olotu, Walson-Jack highlighted that Abah’s appointment was a historic milestone, marking the first time such a position has been created within the Nigerian Civil Service.
She emphasized that this strategic decision reflected the administration’s commitment to advancing ongoing reform efforts aimed at enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of the Civil Service.
“Abah, an accomplished administrator and a retired Director of the Federal Civil Service brings with him a wealth of experience, deep expertise, and a solid reputation for integrity and professionalism.
“With over three decades of dedicated service in various key roles across the public sector, his track record speaks to his capability in driving reforms and fostering organizational excellence.
“His character, built on transparency, fairness, and a passion for public service, makes him uniquely qualified to add value to ongoing efforts to strengthen the Federal Civil Service’s role in delivering quality service to the Nigerian people,” Walson-Jack said.
The HCSF noted that, under the leadership of President Tinubu and his Renewed Hope Agenda, the Nigerian Civil Service has witnessed transformative progress. These reforms have boosted the confidence of the Nigerian people in the government’s dedication to good governance and public service excellence.
She also reiterated her deep gratitude to the President for his unwavering support of the Civil Service as it undergoes revitalization, geared towards making it more efficient, effective, and accountable to the public.
