By Awwal Umar Kontagora The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) governorship candidate in Niger State, Muhammad Mamman Nami, has pled...
By Awwal Umar Kontagora
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) governorship candidate in Niger State, Muhammad Mamman Nami, has pledged to restore professionalism, institutional integrity and the statutory responsibilities of the state's civil service if elected governor in 2027.
Nami made the pledge while speaking with journalists at his office in Abuja, where he outlined his vision for reforming the state's public service.
He said his administration would restore functions and responsibilities previously taken away from career civil servants, particularly those transferred to Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs), to the mainstream civil service.
According to him, the move would restore the relevance of civil servants in government administration and enable them to effectively discharge their statutory duties.
The PDP governorship candidate also promised to prioritise capacity building and professional development, stressing that civil servants must acquire modern skills and knowledge to meet the evolving demands of governance.
He further pledged to introduce technology into civil service operations to improve efficiency, strengthen administrative processes and enhance public service delivery.
“By the grace of God, Niger State will be great again. Civil servants will become useful again, and the public service will have a greater future,” Nami said.
He expressed optimism that the proposed reforms would reposition the civil service as an effective institution for governance and sustainable development in Niger State.
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